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All Clad and knife block questions
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Posted by
Gibby3000 (
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Sun, Nov 27, 05 at 23:46
| Is there any functional difference between All Clad's MC2 line and their Stainless Steel line - or is it just the appearance?
Also, does anyone know where I might find a wooden knife block - about 17 slots - that comes in a dark stain? I have searched and searched and everything seems to come only in a lighter color.
Thanks in advance. |
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RE: All Clad and knife block questions
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| I can't answer about a dark stained knife block but I will say if you invest in a few good forged knives you will be thrilled how much easier it is to prep. As for the diff in All Clad, without doubt they will both perform excellent -the SS can be go into the DW. |
RE: All Clad and knife block questions
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| Thanks for the info on the All Clad - dishwasher use would be an important factor. As for the knives, I have them - I just added a couple new ones and need a block with more slots and I'd like my kitchen shears in there as well. I think I'm going to be stuck with the lighter shade as that's all that seems to be out there right now. |
RE: All Clad and knife block questions
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| All Cald SS can be used with induction while the MC2 can not. So there must be a difference. Owning induction now I think that this type of cooktop will become popular, so I would never buy cookwear again that is not induction capable. |
RE: All Clad and knife block questions
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| Can you stain the light block? |
RE: All Clad and knife block questions
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| Gee glassquilt, that's a great idea. I may have to consider that. I imagine I might have to sand and "refinish" if the one I end up getting has some kind of poly like finish on it - but that would be easy enough with such a small thing like a knife block. |
RE: All Clad and knife block questions
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What about this?
It has 22 slots - so you would have an excuse to add more. |
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