Thai Deba Knife

[Pferdestarke]

Just a recommendation for these flexible, cheap, sharp, versatile knives that I order from Thailand via Amazon. Circa £9 delivered and used almost daily for chopping and slicing.

If you're in the market for a new blade or need a cheap Christmas present for someone, give them a go.

[Pferdestarke]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B003LIX4QA/ref=mp_...

[I Am Milk]

Just ordered one, for that price you can't really go wrong.

Thanks for the heads up.

[Pferdestarke]

Smart move. It'll take a while to arrive but it's worth the wait.

[I Am Milk]

Yes, it said anywhere from 3rd of December to the 31st of December.

It'll be a nice suprise as I'll have forgotten I ordered it by this time tomororw.

Can't beat a new kitchen knife for a bit of excitement (as sad as that sounds, I stand by it.)

[Type R Tom]

My only concern is getting stung for import charges, with another £10-£12 extra on top would it still be worth it?

[JKRolling]

Just ordering a few now for me and gifts for others. Thanks for the heads up it should make a great stocking filler (if it doesn't just cut straight through the bottom and fall out!)

I love the idea that it's a £9 knife but you need to oil the handle to keep it in good condition. Can't wait to tell friends, they will think I've gone mad saying things like "surely it's dangerous to use a knife with oil on the handle!"

[Digger]

Is there a site where you can view more of the range?

[Pferdestarke]

Type R Tom said:

My only concern is getting stung for import charges, with another £10-£12 extra on top would it still be worth it?

It isn't worth £20. But I have two and havent had to pay import duty on either.

[ambuletz]

Quite tempted to get this for a friends mother as a xmas present, not a bad idea right? fairly inexpnsive too. She does all the cooking.