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Global 6 Piece Knife Block Set (G-636/6B) £229 @ Kitchen Knives

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Posted 22 May 2023

Global 6 Piece Knife Block Set (G-636/6B) £229 @ Kitchen Knives

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A Great selection of popular knives that includes G-55 Cook's 18cm Knife, GS-61 Bread 16cm Knife, GS-5 Vegetable 14cm Knife, GSF-46 Peeling 8cm Knife and GSF-49 Utility 11cm Knife. The Global Series of knives and accessories are a firm favourite in kitchens the world over, and for good reason. Their high-quality, modern Japanese design makes them a joy to use and a stylish addition to your kitchen. They're also easy to maintain and keep clean, so you know with the right care they'll last you a lifetime.

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Keep your favourite cooking knives on hand at all times and in plain view whenever you need them with this beautiful Global 6 Piece Knife Block Set.

Crafted from the finest quality Japanese stainless steel, this knife block is as stylish as it is functional thanks to the modern, cutting-edge design and space for 5 knives.

Within the set itself, you'll receive 5 of the bestselling Global knives that are perfect for everyday use and will help with a variety of cooking tasks, plus you get the practical knife block included to help you keep your knives tidy and save space in your drawers.

This Global 6 Piece Knife Block Set can be easily cleaned using some warm water and a light detergent. Neither the block itself or any of the knives should be submerged in water or placed in the dishwasher.

The set includes:

Global G-55 - 18cm Cook's Knife (G-55)
Global GS61 - 16cm Bagel and Sandwich Knife (GS-61)
Global GS-5 - 14cm Vegetable Chopper (GS-5)
Global GSF46 - 8cm Peeling Knife (GSF-46)
Global GSF49 - 11cm Utility Knife (GSF-49)

KNIVES ARE ONLY FOR SALE TO PERSONS AGED 18 OR OVER.
By placing an order for any knife, you declare that you are 18 years of age or over. All knives must be used responsibly and appropriately.

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Troy-mclure
23rd May
I'm a chef of 30 + years and these are great knives ,I've had one for 30 years ,and a few stolen ,by other chefs. And they don't rust ,i wouldn't buy them again though. buy a few individual victorinox to suit your needs.
sheffield788
23rd May
lozmeister
23rd May
Had this set and the knives rusted (washed correctly, never put in the dishwasher) - alternatives?
emjay2k71 Author
23rd May
They’ve got a set of Wusthof knives for sale, without a block though.
NeptunesNemesis
23rd May
Had ours at a guess over 20 years, 7 of them, they have no sign of rust, no cracks, no damage and keep a good edge when they do need sharpening. Hand washed only.
As a sharpener, I use Lansky sharpening rods and block at either 20 or 25 degrees depending on which knife I’m sharpening.
emjay2k71 Author
23rd May
Just looked on their website out of curiosity, they factory sharpen their knives between 10-15 degrees, I also have a lansky, have been thinking of upgrading to a KME recently though, not that these will need sharpening for a while but I think the lansky lowest is 17 degrees.
Baldricky
24th May
How many different knives do folks genuinely use prepping food? I cook and prep meat quite a lot, but I can quite happily get by on a chefs knife and a paring knife. I actually prefer a chefs knife for bread, buns, bagels, croissants Etc as is much less messy. Yes I have a cleaver and filleting knife, but I am thinking day to day? For honing I have a steel and for sharpening I use two sections of Oak flooring, one with a leather section/strop affixed and one with 1/3rd sheets of 600 and 1200 wet an dry double sided on and swapped out as required. (edited)
Baldricky
24th May
A fluted chef's knife would be my only likely future purchase . When it comes to guided sharpening, unless you have deep pockets and want to go down the rabbit hole that is knife sharpening, the Work Sharp system plus a strop is from what I read in forums, generally accepted to be the sub £100 weapon of choice for the home cook. Beyond that there are systems from Sharpworks, Worxsharp, Edge Pro, EZESharp, Tormek, Wicked Edge, TSPROF, Etc. Et. to suit everyone from the home chef to the knife sharpening service provider.

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robo989
23rd May
Pretty rubbish knives.
Brittle and prone to breaking, steel is poor quality (have a research)
mark9915
23rd May
I’ve got eight of them and haven’t had problems with any of them. So what is your experience of them?
Aspiring_Failure
23rd May
I’ve always found global uncomfortable to use, the action just isn’t as good as a Zwilling or a Mercer - I prefer a heavy handle to balance out the steel. Global give me blisters. Chef of 30 years. (edited)
ipmanwck
22nd May
These are sharp asf
Mezzz
23rd May
Global knives are excellent and one of the best. Been using my set professionally and at home for over 15 years without issues. If they rust there fake or through lack of use. Even marine grade stainless will rust on the surface without use.
gg1pl
24th May
One of the best high street big name brands but definitely not one of the best overall as Global use entry level Japanese steel
ministrymason
23rd May
5% off with bluelight card

Order Total £217.55
sheffield788
23rd May
5% off even without BLC, if it is your first order. I've posted a picture of the discount in one of my comments. I think I'm happy with my Zwilling set which was half this price. (edited)
James_Whitchurch
23rd May
My partner has a full set on the global magnetic wall holder. Really easy to access for use, no complaints here.
dimuc
23rd May
Can anyone recommend knife sharpener for these?
mark9915
23rd May
We have this one which works well.
tommyturnip
23rd May
I have a set of Procook x30, often on offer
Wolfyyy
23rd May
G2 is anthony bourdain's weapon of choice (edited)
robo989
23rd May
*was
nevergofull
23rd May
I have this set, my 8cm knife has failed twice at the neck. Total snap, costs £18.95 to replace each time.
Overall they are ok knifes, I do however prefer the feel to my previous Wusthof knifes. Will be going back to them after these have run their course.

As a warning, UK based customer service is dreadful when dealing with a return.
KTy
23rd May
Where the hell do they get an RRP of £699.99. Global themselves have them listed at £324.95
Bhozar
23rd May
Bought this set 23 years ago. Still using them but had to replace the larger chef's knife last year when it cracked between the grip and blade.
MusicmanJP
23rd May
Most chefs would only use two of these knives, I would say save yourself a hundred quid and get a Wusthof Ikon chef's and paring knife. Solingen steel (edited)
mark9915
23rd May
Where are you getting Wusthof Ikon’s for that kind of money? 20cm cooks knife is £150+ if you can find one.
ministrymason
23rd May
I’ve had this same set for 10 years. Great set.

If you Buy . Buy twice
yespleasesir
23rd May
Really good price. I have 3 knives and a steel. Bought separately though. Paid around £500 for them, individually.
ockyjimd
24th May
I’ve got Global knives, but I use a Victorinox tomato knife for 90% of my cooking.