Kitchen Utensils - Let the excitement begin.
Kitchen Utensils - Let the excitement begin.
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Olf

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11,978 posts

247 months

Tuesday 30th December 2008
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I'd like to buy some stainless steel cooking utensils. I want them to last forever and I want them to have hooks in the handles as out cooker has a utensil hanging bar.

Exciting yes, but please calm yourself and let me know if you have any suggestions!

Thankee.

V8mate

45,899 posts

218 months

Tuesday 30th December 2008
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John Lewis.

A S P

544 posts

234 months

Tuesday 30th December 2008
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RÖSLE do good stainless steel kitchen equipment. If looked after it'll last a very long time, can be a little difficult to find in the UK though.

http://www.roesle.de/english/

Olf

Original Poster:

11,978 posts

247 months

Tuesday 30th December 2008
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A S P said:
RÖSLE do good stainless steel kitchen equipment. If looked after it'll last a very long time, can be a little difficult to find in the UK though.

http://www.roesle.de/english/
Spot on. Thanks for that. Will try to track down a Tommy supplier.

king arthur

7,869 posts

290 months

Tuesday 30th December 2008
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I have a set of stainless steel utensils that my (ex) wife bought from a catalogue about 8 or 9 years ago and there is no evidence to suggest they won't last another three or four times that. I'm fked if I can remember who they are made by though.

HTH.

Olf

Original Poster:

11,978 posts

247 months

Tuesday 30th December 2008
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king arthur said:
I have a set of stainless steel utensils that my (ex) wife bought from a catalogue about 8 or 9 years ago and there is no evidence to suggest they won't last another three or four times that. I'm fked if I can remember who they are made by though.

HTH.
That's good news. Try not to hurt yourself with them.

W333

417 posts

252 months

Tuesday 30th December 2008
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Are we talking knives? Furi / Global make good ones that will last forever, but your wallet may not

Olf

Original Poster:

11,978 posts

247 months

Tuesday 30th December 2008
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W333 said:
Are we talking knives? Furi / Global make good ones that will last forever, but your wallet may not
No. turners, ladles etc.

W333

417 posts

252 months

Tuesday 30th December 2008
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Ah, in which case Sir I fear I cannot be of assistance. Although I imagine John Lewis as stated above may offer a range of effective utensils

TomE

1,252 posts

219 months

Tuesday 30th December 2008
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Lakeland used to do some good teflon coated jobbies which won't scratch your nice pans.

They were s/steel with different coloured teflon at the business end. Might be worth having a look in one of their shops?

Neil_Sc

2,258 posts

236 months

Tuesday 30th December 2008
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A S P said:
RÖSLE do good stainless steel kitchen equipment. If looked after it'll last a very long time, can be a little difficult to find in the UK though.

http://www.roesle.de/english/
Spot on, I'm looking for the same myself and Roesle fit the bill, they have the full range in Harrods if you want to check them out in the flesh. They feel like a quality item and they do rails if you need them too.

I think the best deal I found on Roesle was the salamander cookstore which did 10% off when you purchase 3 items or more, haven't ordered from them before so can't vouch for them personally.

A S P

544 posts

234 months

Wednesday 31st December 2008
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Olf said:
A S P said:
RÖSLE do good stainless steel kitchen equipment. If looked after it'll last a very long time, can be a little difficult to find in the UK though.

http://www.roesle.de/english/
Spot on. Thanks for that. Will try to track down a Tommy supplier.
My nearest supplier is Thomas William in Manchester. They have a decent selection in and will happily order in anything that's not there, the Rosle range is huge so it'd be hard to stock the entire range. The staff are really helpful too. If you're not near the land of the Manc their website appears quite good, although I've never used it.

http://www.gourmetkitchenware.co.uk/


minerva

756 posts

233 months

Wednesday 31st December 2008
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What about knives... anyone think much of Zwilling and Henkel?