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The affordable Cambridge Silversmiths Julie Satin Flatware is a great all-purpose set of cutlery. This flatware was a favorite among our testers because it has a classic silhouette with clean lines. The smooth satin handles are a pleasure to hold, and each utensil has a medium weight that we think most people will find comfortable. The fork tines are long enough to look elegant but not too long, the knife cuts well, and the spoons hold a generous amount of liquid.
This Wüsthof 8-inch chef's knife is razor-sharp and super versatile. It was one of the only knives in our test that could cleanly slice tomatoes, chop onions, cut up carrots, bone a chicken and create thin ribbons of basil. This German classic is fully forged and has a full tang (meaning the metal of the blade runs through the whole handle), which helps it feel perfectly balanced and ergonomic in your hand. It's dishwasher safe (a rarity for cutlery), but we recommend hand-washing to extend its lifespan.
One of the sharpest knives we've tested, Global's Santoku is made from a single piece of stainless steel, so there aren't crevices where the blade meets the handle that could trap food. The blade also has hollow indentations along the blade, so foods don't stick as they're cut. This Japanese knife excelled at all tasks but wowed us with its ability to power through chicken bones.
1. Understand Your Food ItemsForks, knives and spoons will be common pieces of silverware needed for every guest, but certain dishes may require certain types of cutlery. You may need dessert spoons or forks. What about steak knives or bread knives Take the time to really understand your menu and all the different dishes you serve before buying all the right cutlery to match.
4. Stainless Steel is the Way to GoMost restaurants will opt for stainless steel cutlery, as it is durable and easy to clean by hand or in a dishwasher. The most common grade used in restaurants is 18/10, which features 18 parts nickel and 10 parts chromium.
6. Try Before You BuyNever buy any piece of cutlery without a hands-on demonstration. See in person how it looks and feels in your hand before you commit to stocking your entire restaurant with an inferior cutlery set.
7. Consider Your CustomersAre your customers primarily families with a lot of kids Do you serve a large number of seniors every day Understanding your customers and the type of cutlery they will be comfortable using may determine what you need to buy.
8. Save Money with Used CutleryIf you want to save a lot of money, you can consider buying used cutlery from KMC. You can purchase directly from our regularly restocked warehouse or attend one of our bi-weekly used restaurant equipment options for rock-bottom prices. You can get all the items you need at a fraction of the price it will cost you to buy new.
Whether you are looking to buy new or used restaurant cutlery, turn to Kohn-Megibow Company in Anaheim, California. Contact us today or stop by to learn more about what KMC can do for you and your restaurant!
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