All chefs (yes, even us amateurs) need adequate knives, and having an assortment on hand in a knife block is a tried-and-true way to keep knives safely stored and accessible. It turns out Jennifer ...

Whether the microwave is your best friend or you use the oven daily to bake your creative recipes, one thing is a must in the kitchen: A trusty knife block set. From cutting fruits and veggies to ...

When my husband and I got engaged in 2011, we registered for an inexpensive wooden block of knives, which we were glad to receive on our wedding day that same year. For the next decade, we wore those ...

My favorite way to store knives is on a magnetic strip. If you don't care to permanently add to a kitchen wall, a wooden knife block works just as well, even if it takes up a bit of precious counter ...

Our Place has just dropped a new kitchen product that will expand the limits of what you can do in the kitchen. Following their launch in 2019, the company quickly became a household name thanks to ...

The Mercer Culinary Genesis Six-Piece Knife Block Set was the best value knife set in my larger tested review of the best knife sets. Ahead, learn more about the easy-grip set and why I loved it. If ...

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Sharon Lockley has over 20 years of experience as an editor and writer and has been contributing to Food & Wine since 2019. If you or someone else that’s on your gifting list needs a new knife set, ...

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David lives in Brooklyn where he's spent more than a decade covering all things edible, including meal kit services, food subscriptions, kitchen tools and cooking tips. David earned his BA from ...