Red Hot Deals at Kitchen Stuff Plus: 14-Piece Henckels Knife Block Set $99.99 + More

Posted July 11, 2012 @ 2:42pm
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14-Piece Henckels Knife Block Set $99.99

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Kitchen Stuff Plus is offering some Red Hot Deals (their words, not ours) today through Sunday, July 22. To get the lowest price you'll have to use this coupon. You can either print it or display it on your phone. Here's a look at the deals:

12-Piece Henckels Joy Stainless Steel Cookware Set - $199.99 (regularly $499.99)
14-Piece Henckels Eurocraft Block Set with Knives and Bonus Steak Knife Set - $99.99 (regularly $199.99)
2-Piece Starfrit Prestige Forged Non-Stick Frypan Set - $19.99 (regularly $49.99)
4-Piece Henckels Steak Knife Set - $14.99 (regularly $29.99)
4-Piece Kuisine Stainless Steel Pasta Cooker Set - $29.99 (regularly $59.99)
Viva Tension 4-Tier Corner Bath Shelf - $29.99 (regularly $39.99)
Posy & Trek Shopping Trolleys - $14.99 (regularly $24.99)
Touch Garbage Can with Liner (28 L) - $49.99 (regularly $69.99)
7-Piece Libbey Cancun Margarita Glass and Pitcher Set - $14.99 (regularly $29.99)
Sarah Peyton Outdoor Living Solar Address Plaque - $14.99 (regularly $19.99)
Chefman Panini Press with Floating Hinge - $24.99 (regularly $39.99)
Conrad Leatherette Storage Bench - $99.99 (regularly $199.99)
Home Presence Axia Filled Revolving Spice Rack - $19.99 (regularly $49.99)
3-Piece Danesco Bamboo BBQ Tools - $14.99 (regularly $29.99)
4-Piece DCC Summer Patio LED Paper Lantern Set - $7.49 (regularly $14.99)
Parallel Bio Ethanol Lantern - $9.99 (regularly $24.99)
3-Piece Bravo Ceramic Tray Set - $5.99 (regularly $14.99)
5-Piece Sorrento Bath Set - $9.99 (regularly $19.99)
Epicure Wood Cutting Board with Four Mats - $9.99 (regularly $24.99)
Emerson Battery Operated Fabric Shaver - $5.99 (regularly $9.99)
Henckels Brights Paring Knife - $3.99 (regularly $7.99)
Henckels Brights All-Purpose Kitchen Shears - $7.99 (regularly $22.99)
Trudeau Saturn Double Wall Ice Bucket with Lid - $9.99 (regularly $39.99)
Emerson Automatic Soap Dispenser - $9.99 (regularly $19.99)

These offers are valid in-store only and there's a limit of two pieces per item per customer. Use this page to find the Kitchen Stuff Plus nearest you.

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- xbox-er
- Anyone know where those ones are made? The henckels
- Kate M
- They are the one-man knives, not the two-man knives. I think the one-man knives are made in China -- can anyone confirm?
- hvc
- Anyone know where those ones are made? The henckels
  I believe Henckels are (or used to be) made in Germany.
  
  edit: Spain? http://www.shop to it.ca/brand-henck...lock/16899578/ remove the spaces in the website.
- piligrim
- Nobody really knows where Henckel's are made nowadays.
  "one man" logo = cheap crap
  if you want "quality + reasonable price" kitchen knives
  Forschner or Wenger will be your best bet.
  Both made in Switzerland, both use Swedish Sandvik steel
- BRAISKI
- They are the one-man knives, not the two-man knives. I think the one-man knives are made in China -- can anyone confirm?
  Usually it is
- xbox-er
- Spain is less crappier than those Canadian Tire junky chinese ones.
- farfargurl
- i got the 4 pc set from CT from their canada day sale for $24.99, they are made in china. anyone can tell me if they are seriously crap??? I still haven't open it up yet, so I can still refund.
- Fire
- i got the 4 pc set from CT from their canada day sale for $24.99, they are made in china. anyone can tell me if they are seriously crap??? I still haven't open it up yet, so I can still refund.
  Yes. Go get refund.
- Kate M
- i got the 4 pc set from CT from their canada day sale for $24.99, they are made in china. anyone can tell me if they are seriously crap??? I still haven't open it up yet, so I can still refund.
  I am a basic home cook and I like the one-man Henckels knives. Pickier people might not but they are way better than the knives I was using before.
- farfargurl
- I am a basic home cook and I like the one-man Henckels knives. Pickier people might not but they are way better than the knives I was using before.
  I was using no name knifes before, aka, dollar store knives and they can't cut crap, so I hope to get a set of knife that will be long lasting and will actually be able to cut up a chicken and watermelon. I don't need a super knife that can cut a pig, will my one-man made in china Henckels for workable for me?
- myapple
- I was using no name knifes before, aka, dollar store knives and they can't cut crap, so I hope to get a set of knife that will be long lasting and will actually be able to cut up a chicken and watermelon. I don't need a super knife that can cut a pig, will my one-man made in china Henckels for workable for me?
  Some people are just way too picky. The one man henckels knives are fine for everyday home use.
  
  I picked up a set of one-man (made in spain) henckels knives from costco. They are way better than the cheap knives we had in the past. yes, they will cut your chicken and watermelon just fine. LOL
- farfargurl
- Some people are just way too picky. The one man henckels knives are fine for everyday home use.
  
  I picked up a set of one-man (made in spain) henckels knives from costco. They are way better than the cheap knives we had in the past. yes, they will cut your chicken and watermelon just fine. LOL
  the one man henckels set I got from CT was made in china....urs is made in spain?? can they be the same level of quality? according to people said here, ones made in China is mess up. anyone got the made in china ones can tell me if they are just as good as the spain ones?
- MaxChart
- One-man = Henckels International = 99% of the time made in China.
  
  That being said, it's still a good product and way better than Faberware or any other crap.
  
  However, I would never buy a ''knife set'' since the normal family doesn't need half of what's included.
  
  A good Chef's knife, a good paring knife and a steel is what home cooks will use 95% of the time. I'd advocate getting a Victorinox Forschner (with the Fibrox handle) on eBay for those who don't want to spend big bucks but want quality.
- heyjoe
- i never use my henckels internationals
  
  not because of build quality ('cause they're awesome) but because they're too sharp and i'm not used to that
  
  i'll wager 1/10 aghast posters here can actually tell the difference between 1 man and 2 man if you covered up the logos
  
  for most it's the stigma of made in china, which is a legit concern for maybe 1 in 230948230498320948 knives
- SKYMTL
- Funny how no one mentions Scanpan knives. I absolutely love mine, all of which are made with Japanese VG-10 Damascus steel and they were VERY reasonably priced (ie: carving knife for $99 at Linen Chest)
  
  Their less expensive Classic series is also quite good and it made with German steel, although actually manufactured in China.
  
  I love them because they are very well weighted and aren't that cheap light junk that seems to populate the market these days.
- Red_8
- So true.
  
  seriously i don't get the idea behind the "made in China" mentality. "you get what you pay for" applies to almost everything in our daily life, you can't always expect to have both sides of things. i'm sometime "skeptical" as well, but i'm happy with my HK internationals set(bought it for $20 years ago), like you i don't use them often because they are too sharp, but i'm happy with it whenever i use them.
  
  i never use my henckels internationals
  
  not because of build quality ('cause they're awesome) but because they're too sharp and i'm not used to that
  
  i'll wager 1/10 aghast posters here can actually tell the difference between 1 man and 2 man if you covered up the logos
  
  for most it's the stigma of made in china, which is a legit concern for maybe 1 in 230948230498320948 knives
- Mingo
- So true.
  
  seriously i don't get the idea behind the "made in China" mentality. "you get what you pay for" applies to almost everything in our daily life...
  Triple that up. So very true.
  
  The only thing I would add is that everyone needs to do their due diligence. Most knives sets have been on the market long enough (as they don't switch and bring out new models too often) that you can find a handful of reviews (of course as always, many user reviews need to be taken with a grain of salt, but where there is smoke, there is usually fire) to make a more knowledgeable decision.
- dcyeung
- aren't ipads made in China?
- Dragon120
- I don't know about this set as discussed in this thread but I've purchased the below from amazon.ca last year (when it was on promotion)
  
  http://www.amazon.ca/Ginsu-7108-Chik...2202010&sr=8-3
  
  Truly amazing knives! Was able to carve & skin the whole chicken (through bones) quite easily and still extremely sharp.
- myapple
- i never use my henckels internationals
  
  not because of build quality ('cause they're awesome) but because they're too sharp and i'm not used to that
  
  i'll wager 1/10 aghast posters here can actually tell the difference between 1 man and 2 man if you covered up the logos
  
  for most it's the stigma of made in china, which is a legit concern for maybe 1 in 230948230498320948 knives
  +1. Most people would not be able to tell the difference.