Christmas presents for wife type people

[jinx]

Compared to Global, Henckles, Wusthof etc... Cutco knives rock. I'm not a chef, I don't take care of my knives like a chef... I have a shit ton of dull ass Henckels in my knife drawer... and I always grab a Cutco first.
I have a pair of cutco scissors that were my mom's from back when I was small child. They can still cut a penny into thin strips.

[TheMercenary]

Originally Posted by jinx

Compared to Global, Henckles, Wusthof etc... Cutco knives rock. I'm not a chef, I don't take care of my knives like a chef... I have a shit ton of dull ass Henckels in my knife drawer... and I always grab a Cutco first.
I have a pair of cutco scissors that were my mom's from back when I was small child. They can still cut a penny into thin strips.

Cutco does rock. We have a set I bought for my wife at least 10 years ago and they cut like the day we got them. If they do dull you can send them back to the company and they re-sharpen them for you.

[Urbane Guerrilla]

Originally Posted by jinx

... and I always grab a Cutco first.
I have a pair of Cutco scissors that were my mom's from back when I was small child. They can still cut a penny into thin strips.

Silver-colored handles? Those would be the old shears.

In 1991 we launched the #77 Super Shears. We demonstrate them by cutting pennies into corkscrews with them. I'm not ambidextrous, but the #77s are -- and sometimes I switch hands just for fun. I love finding lefthanded customers. Now the shears come in black handles, white ones, and for a limited time only, red handles, for the (red) charity.