14 piece Ninja knife set that 'glides through veg and meat' gets £80 price slash
While many of us may find cooking a chore, there are many others who enjoy spending time in the kitchen making meals for their family and trying new recipes. While cooking can allow many people to be creative, it is also important to have the right tools to make the process easier.
For those who are in desperate need of a new set of knives, Amazon has slashed the price of the Ninja Foodi StaySharp Knife Block, which comes with 14 pieces, ahead of the retailer's highly anticipated Prime Day sale.
Normally priced at £249.99, shoppers can currently grab the popular block for £164.04. However, shoppers will need to be quick to grab the deal as there is only a limited amount of stock available. At the time of writing, 23 per cent had already been claimed.
While each of the knives will arrive at your home sharpened, the Ninja knife block comes with a built-in StaySharp knife sharpener to keep your cutting tools at an efficient standard. Simply lock one of the blades into the sharpener and users will be able to restore the sharp edge with a few swipes of the lever.
Created with German stainless steel, each of the knives are rust resistant and strong enough to tackle all of your cooking tasks. Shoppers will also have total control as the knives feature ergonomic handles that are designed for maximum comfort even after an extended amount of use.
Ninja also promises that the knives will stay sharp for 10 years if used with recommended sharpening. If a 14 piece knife block is too much, shoppers can also buy the five piece edition for £159.99 (RRP £169.99) or the six piece set for £149.99 (RRP £169.99).
Ninja Foodi StaySharp Knife Block
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Another popular knife set on Amazon is the HOSHANHO 8-Piece Kitchen Knife Set. Normally retailing for £219.99, shoppers can now grab the set for £169.99. Including a chef knife, a bread knife, a fillet knife and a paring knife, these cooking tools are made from premium, high-carbon Japanese AUS-10 stainless steel.
For those looking for something a bit cheaper, Argos had reduced the price of the Tefal by Jamie Oliver 6pc Knife Set. Down from £150 to £112.50, this set comes with an Acacia Wood Block and a two year manufacturer's guarantee.
Back to the Ninja Knife Block, over 4,500 shoppers have awarded the set an impressive 4.8 star rating, with over 400 people investing in the set in the last 30 days.
One delighted shopper said: "Best set of knives I have ever bought, so sharp, easy to use, and has a good re sharpener for all the knives. A bit expensive but well worth it, will last a life time."
While another five-star reviewer added: "Everything you'd need from a knife set. Very sharp and easy too grip. Sits nicely on my work top so easy to store. Very well made, value for money for me and add to that it's Ninja, which most of my kitchen is now."
However, one shopper noted struggling with the sharpener: "Only reason I am giving this a 4* is because I am very disappointed in the sharpener. The knives themselves get a 5* for functionality and weight but I have had to order a smaller sharpener that I can see as I use. Overall, overpriced for what it is."
With a further shopper also adding: "The only down size is that you can't sharpen the scissors or the bread knife. Hopefully they will stay sharp. You can't wash in dishwasher either. But that's ok. I just have to be really careful when hand washing."
Despite this, another shopper said: "Great set of knives, sturdy feeling knives with comfortable handles and well balanced. The look of the whole package is nice, fits in the kitchen well and doesn't overpower the room anymore than a normal knife block. Sharpness out of the box is excellent, gliding through veggies and meat in a way that's a breath of fresh air."
While a sixth shopper praised: "Sharpest knifes I have ever purchased and really worth the money. These knifes have completely changed cooking for me it's so much more enjoyable when you have the right stuff, its so much faster to prepare meals when you actually have knifes that can cut."
To buy the Ninja Foodi StaySharp Knife Block, click HERE.
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