Any recs for kitchen knife set made in USA?

[SheltieLover]

Amazon is all Chinese junk.

Looking for a good value set. I am not a prof chef, but want to buy Amrrican made.

Tyia!

[lapfog_1]

1. American? No

but years back I invested in a set of Japanese knives... that are simply the best ever... Kamikoto.

But they cost a small fortune.

[SheltieLover]

3. Thx

I'll bet your set is fabulous, but I only cook because I have to in order to eat healthy food to survive. Lol

[duncang]

2. Case does have a kitchen knife set.

Made in Pennsylvania.

[SheltieLover]

4. Ty

I will check them out.

[Omaha Steve]

13. We have Cutco too

They will sharpen them forever for FREE too.

OS

[SheltieLover]

14. That's nice

But I'm not looking to spend ~$2k.

[Diamond_Dog]

5. I will second the recommendation for Cutco knives.

I’ve had a set for 20 years and use them every day. Very good quality. American made.

[SheltieLover]

6. Ty!

Will check them out.

[sinkingfeeling]

7. I can attest they last far beyond 20 years. I have my mother's set she bought in the 1950s. Made in NY.

[cate94]

8. Cutco.

Best knives ever. They aren’t cheap, but they stay sharp. Very high quality.

[thinkingagain]

9. On Blue sky a couple days ago - Someone posted this

I screen shot it then. It’s more than you asked for but it does have a couple knife sets.

I have not fact checked it yet.

Buy UNION-MADE for Thanksgiving
SET THE TABLE
• All-Clad cookware
• Anchor Hocking
• Bennington Potters
• Clauss knives
• CorningWare
• Cutco knives
• Fiestaware
• GE appliances
• Homer Laughlin China
• Libbey glassware
• Pyrex
TURKEY
• Butterball
• Foster Farms
HAM
• Appleton Farms ham
• Butterball ham
• Cook's ham
• Tyson ham
BREAD
• Aunt Millie's breads
• Pillsbury Crescent Rolls
• Stroehmann Bakeries* products
• Bunny Bread
CRANBERRY SAUCE
• Dole
• Ocean Spray
POTATOES
• Betty Crocker specialty potatoes
• Dole Fresh Idaho Potatoes
• Mann's Culinary Cuts Sweet
Potatoes
STUFFING
• Manischewitz
• Stroehmann Bakeries

[SheltieLover]

10. Tyvm!

I looked up Cutco. They are indeed made in the USA, but I'm not interested in spending nearly 2k for kitchen knives.

Tyvm again. I'll do more research.

[thinkingagain]

11. Not sure if you do EBay or not

I just popped in there and looked. They do have the CUTCO knives still spendy but not $2000.

I think the CUTCO was knives that about 25 years ago my youngest brother sold them. Essentially it was a door-to-door type of thing (you had to make a sales pitch.)
They were super expensive back then, but it had all the bells and whistles of like never need sharpening, etc..
I did not buy them to much $$$

[SheltieLover]

12. Ty!

I'll take a peek, but guessing they are way more than I'm willing to spend.

I just wanted to support US labor & not end up with flatware infused with lead from China.

Must be something about the mfg process because I just bought a Liberty (USA made flatware) for just over $100.

Ty again!

[dpibel]

15. Check out Lamson

https://lamsonproducts.com/faq/where-is-lamsons-factory/

We have one Lamson santoku. It's a nice blade. By no means pro level, but a decent knife for our use.

[SheltieLover]

16. Will do!

Ty!

[OrwellwasRight]

17. Try USA Love List

They put out an article in October listing multiple options for Made in the USA knives:

https://www.usalovelist.com/kitchen-knives-made-in-usa/

[SheltieLover]

18. Tyvm!