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Pardon me if this is OT to this NG. I am also asking this in
rec.food equipment and rec.knives looking for answers. Figured y'all'd know about knives: After much research and agonizing after I lost my chef knife, I bought a Messermeister Meridian Elite 10". I got the knife in the mail the other day and have not used it yet as I am terribly disappointed at its light weight. Undoubtedly it is a fine knife but it just feels like a lightweight stamped POS. Yes I know it is forged not stamped -- I bought it for that reason and because it was so highly rated by so many people. But my old knife was a real heavyweight & I loved it! So I am still looking for a knife. If there were a place around here where I could go look at knives, I would have already done so, but there is not, so I have been doing all my research on the net. QUESTION: Can anyone tell me the weight of the following knives that are comparable to mine (i.e. 10", forged, riveted handles, high carbon stainless)?: - F. Dick - Wusthof - Henckels (I know, sintered, not forged grom a single blank) - Any others I should know about? TIA, shield |
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