Exclusive: Emeril Stainless-Steel Knife Set (15-Piece)
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Set of stainless steel knives and shears are crafted with an ergonomic design and store away safely in a rubberwood block
Set Contents
- 8” chef’s knife
- 8” slicer
- 8” bread knife
- 7” santoku knife
- 5” santoku knife
- 5” serrated utility knife
- 3.5” paring knife
- Six 4.5” steak knives
- Kitchen shears
- Rubberwood storage block
Exclusive: Emeril Stainless-Steel Knife Set (15-Piece)
Nestled inside of an Emeril-approved handsome rubberwood storage block is a dynamic set of kitchen knives and shears. Forged from reliable stainless steel, each was made with an ergonomic design so that they are comfortable to use while slicing and dicing. When cooking and cleanup are done, the knife block has labeled slots for each piece of the set.
- Ergonomic knife set from Emeril
- Includes 13 knives, a pair of kitchen shears, and knife block
- Made out of stainless steel
- Brushed finish
- Storage block is made out of rubberwood
- Each slot labeled with the knife’s name and length
- Overall dimensions: 8”x5.5”x13”
- Weight: 6lb.
About Emeril
Chef Emeril Lagasse is the author of 18 bestselling cookbooks and has hosted over 2,000 Food Network shows. He’s the chef-proprietor of 13 restaurants in New Orleans alone, and is largely credited with one of the most important culinary discoveries of the 21st century: adding a pinch of seasoning while simultaneously saying “BAM!” This expertise and passion led him into his next venture: kitchen tools. He partnered with All-Clad and other industry leaders to craft pots and pans, bakeware, cutlery, and accessories that met his exacting standards. In spite of his arsenal of products, Emeril continues to share his user-friendly recipes with legions of hungry fans.
For post-purchase inquiries, please contact customer support.
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Set of stainless steel knives and shears are crafted with an ergonomic design and store away safely in a rubberwood block
Set Contents
- 8” chef’s knife
- 8” slicer
- 8” bread knife
- 7” santoku knife
- 5” santoku knife
- 5” serrated utility knife
- 3.5” paring knife
- Six 4.5” steak knives
- Kitchen shears
- Rubberwood storage block
Exclusive: Emeril Stainless-Steel Knife Set (15-Piece)
Nestled inside of an Emeril-approved handsome rubberwood storage block is a dynamic set of kitchen knives and shears. Forged from reliable stainless steel, each was made with an ergonomic design so that they are comfortable to use while slicing and dicing. When cooking and cleanup are done, the knife block has labeled slots for each piece of the set.
- Ergonomic knife set from Emeril
- Includes 13 knives, a pair of kitchen shears, and knife block
- Made out of stainless steel
- Brushed finish
- Storage block is made out of rubberwood
- Each slot labeled with the knife’s name and length
- Overall dimensions: 8”x5.5”x13”
- Weight: 6lb.
About Emeril
Chef Emeril Lagasse is the author of 18 bestselling cookbooks and has hosted over 2,000 Food Network shows. He’s the chef-proprietor of 13 restaurants in New Orleans alone, and is largely credited with one of the most important culinary discoveries of the 21st century: adding a pinch of seasoning while simultaneously saying “BAM!” This expertise and passion led him into his next venture: kitchen tools. He partnered with All-Clad and other industry leaders to craft pots and pans, bakeware, cutlery, and accessories that met his exacting standards. In spite of his arsenal of products, Emeril continues to share his user-friendly recipes with legions of hungry fans.
For post-purchase inquiries, please contact customer support.
View the Goods FAQ to learn more.
Need To Know Info
- COVID-19 guidelines may delay shipping
- FINAL SALE; no returns unless defective
- Most orders are delivered within 7 business days from the purchase date. Most Canadian orders are delivered within 7-10 business days from the purchase date. Shipping questions?
- Does not ship to PO boxes/AK/HI/Puerto Rico
- Warranties offered with select products are valid on US purchases only.
- How is the strike-through price determined?