Cutlery Set

[freddie*rooster]

I want to buy a good cutlery set, what would constitute a good set to you?

[sandypas]

How about something like this:

http://na.wwrd.com/ae/ca/flatware+cutlery/royal-albert-old-country-roses-65-piece-flatware-set/invt/...

[sandypas]

Or this:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/OLD-COUNTRY-ROSES-STYLE-CUTLERY-SET-MADE-IN-ENGLAND-BY-VINERS-ROYAL-ALBERT-/...

[the*scarlet*pimpernel]

LOL, that will get her attention Sandy. (the first set )

There is a 20 piece set for 80 bucks here http://www.wwrd.com.au/royal-albert-old-country-roses-20-piece-cutlery-set.html

[cherry*135]

There should be some good sales on in Jan. A $300 set 30-40% off..would be a good deal. Most are made in China now so quality isn't as good as it used to be. Oneida was a good brand, pimpy..

[freddie*rooster]

Oh, I wonder what it feels like, and I would need to give the forks the mouth test.

[cherry*135 · Accepted solution]

Picture a customer in the homewares dept.. checking out cutlery sets and putting a fork from each set in their mouths to test sharpness. Security might escort you out of the store!

[*crikey*mate*]

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@freddie*rooster wrote:

Oh, I wonder what it feels like, and I would need to give the forks the mouth test.

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go test out a set in Myers...

please take your camera....

[nevillesdaughter]

Also, make sure you insist on your right to test EVERY fork, quality control is not what it used to be!

Marina.

[freddie*rooster]

Only if Pimpy names the next picture thread

Fork testing

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Pimpy get out of my head.

[freakiness]

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@nevillesdaughter wrote:
Also, make sure you insist on your right to test EVERY fork, quality control is not what it used to be!

Marina.

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take a container of food with you so you can test the knives cutting qualities too and some ice-cream to test the spoons.