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5-Piece WUSTHOF Gourmet Knife Block Set

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$50

$116

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Woot! has 5-Piece WUSTHOF Gourmet Knife Block Set on sale for $49.99. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.

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Includes:
  • 8" Chef Knife
  • 8" Bread Knife
  • Paring Knife
  • Kitchen Shears
  • 15 Slot Block
About this set:
  • Blades cut using precision lasers
  • High carbon stainless steel
  • Light weight for agile handling
  • Full tang
  • Triple riveted
  • Grinding angle 29 degrees / final buffing by hand
  • Seamlessly molded handle
  • Hand guard
  • Made in Solingen, Germany

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  • About this Store:
  • Additional Information:
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $65.51 less (57% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $115.50 at the time of this posting.
    • Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars on Amazon based on over 60 customer reviews.
    • Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.

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Woot! has 5-Piece WUSTHOF Gourmet Knife Block Set on sale for $49.99. Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.

Thanks Deal Hunter ItsSoCheap for sharing this deal

Includes:
  • 8" Chef Knife
  • 8" Bread Knife
  • Paring Knife
  • Kitchen Shears
  • 15 Slot Block
About this set:
  • Blades cut using precision lasers
  • High carbon stainless steel
  • Light weight for agile handling
  • Full tang
  • Triple riveted
  • Grinding angle 29 degrees / final buffing by hand
  • Seamlessly molded handle
  • Hand guard
  • Made in Solingen, Germany

Editor's Notes

Written by jimmytx | Staff
  • About this Store:
  • Additional Information:
    • Our research indicates that this deal is $65.51 less (57% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $115.50 at the time of this posting.
    • Rated 4.6 out of 5 stars on Amazon based on over 60 customer reviews.
    • Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.

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The gourmet line is stamped instead of forged. It's the wusthof classic that is famous.
Those are made in China it says fyi
It is definitely not the same steel. Wusthoff uses X50CRMOV15 for both their forged and stamped knives. The knives you linked are C-65510, which is a steel that isn't designed for knives. That's why no one uses it for knives (accept apparently this TikTok ad Chinese company).

I can also guarantee you that those knives are NOT forged. Stainless steel knives are notoriously hard to forge, and why very few knive companies are able to do it. There's no chance those cheap Chinese knives are forged (for that price especially). Chinese companies are notorious for lying about knives being forged, because it's impossible to tell with the naked eye.

Edit: I see now that they're listed as X50CR further down. The Amazon listing has 65510 in the title for some reason. That's my fault. Looks like they ARE X50CRMOV15. The listing also says they have a FORGED BOLSTER, not that the blades are forged. At least they're not technically lying, but are just a bit deceptive, as a forged bolster is much less important than an forged blade in a kitchen knife, and most people will just see the word forged and not know any better.

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In for one. Thank you
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Made in Germany. Seems like a great deal if you need a set, and the block has room to expand.
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Stamped, not forged but made in Solingen so should be decent at least
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The gourmet line is stamped instead of forged. It's the wusthof classic that is famous.
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Great deal. Wish I needed these. I paid more for the chef knife alone.
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Quote from Atomic2 :
This is a great starting point for anyone building out a kitchen on a budget. But if you don't need the knife block, I'd go for this $40 Cangshan set that comes with a Santoku and a utility knife. The scissors here are nicer too.https://www.amazon.com/Cangshan-S...31&sr=8-18If you prefer a knife without a Bolster, their D series chef's knife and santoku are both 50% off right now on amazon, $30 and $22.50 respectively. Cangshan knives are the same alloy, but they're fully forged. I have several of the "German Steel" Cangshan knives and they can go toe to toe with Zwilling, let alone the stamped Wusthof stuff.
Those are made in China it says fyi
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Quote from Atomic2 :
This is a great starting point for anyone building out a kitchen on a budget.

But if you don't need the knife block, I'd go for this $40 Cangshan set that comes with a Santoku and a utility knife. The scissors here are nicer too.
https://www.amazon.com/Cangshan-S...31&sr=8-18

If you prefer a knife without a Bolster, their D series chef's knife and santoku are both 50% off right now on amazon, $30 and $22.50 respectively.


Cangshan knives are the same alloy, but they're fully forged. I have several of the "German Steel" Cangshan knives and they can go toe to toe with Zwilling, let alone the stamped Wusthof stuff.

It is definitely not the same steel. Wusthoff uses X50CRMOV15 for both their forged and stamped knives. The knives you linked are C-65510, which is a steel that isn't designed for knives. That's why no one uses it for knives (accept apparently this TikTok ad Chinese company).

I can also guarantee you that those knives are NOT forged. Stainless steel knives are notoriously hard to forge, and why very few knive companies are able to do it. There's no chance those cheap Chinese knives are forged (for that price especially). Chinese companies are notorious for lying about knives being forged, because it's impossible to tell with the naked eye.

Edit: I see now that they're listed as X50CR further down. The Amazon listing has 65510 in the title for some reason. That's my fault. Looks like they ARE X50CRMOV15. The listing also says they have a FORGED BOLSTER, not that the blades are forged. At least they're not technically lying, but are just a bit deceptive, as a forged bolster is much less important than an forged blade in a kitchen knife, and most people will just see the word forged and not know any better.
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Quote from CoreyR2384 :
It is definitely not the same steel. Wusthoff uses X50CRMOV15 for both their forged and stamped knives. The knives you linked are C-65510, which is a steel that isn't designed for knives. That's why no one uses it for knives (accept apparently this TikTok ad Chinese company).

I can also guarantee you that those knives are NOT forged. Stainless steel knives are notoriously hard to forge, and why very few knive companies are able to do it. There's no chance those cheap Chinese knives are forged (for that price especially). Chinese companies are notorious for lying about knives being forged, because it's impossible to tell with the naked eye.

Hey, where are you seeing that because in the listing it says the knives use X50CrMoV15.

Also Costco has sold Cangshan knives that claim this steal for years and their supply chain is among the strongest, so without a strong source I am leaning to you being misinformed. And they certainly aren't a tiktok company, lol.

Here is the same knives on Costco showing directly the X50CrMoV15 steel listing.

https://www.costco.com/.product.4...ue&nf=true

You guessed correctly that the ones he listed are not fully forged, but you were incorrect that they don't or can't forge their knives, just not these ones at this price point. Here is an example of their forged knives:
https://www.costco.com/.product.4...ue&nf=true
Last edited by DeProof May 15, 2025 at 05:02 AM.
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Thanks OP! In for one. Site says Made in Germany and so not sure why someday said China. I have a Henkel knife set that needs to be sharpened every 3rd time-definitely Chinesium and headed to Goodwill lol
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Wustof is a good brand. In for one. Not a fan of Woot however; not sure if their stock is just secondhand s**t, but its usually not as a good as buying from mfg. Hopefully I'm wrong this time.
Thanks OP!
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Quote from DeProof :
Hey, where are you seeing that because in the listing it says the knives use X50CrMoV15.

Also Costco has sold Cangshan knives that claim this steal for years and their supply chain is among the strongest, so without a strong source I am leaning to you being misinformed. And they certainly aren't a tiktok company, lol.

Here is the same knives on Costco showing directly the X50CrMoV15 steel listing.

https://www.costco.com/.product.4...ue&nf=true

You guessed correctly that the ones he listed are not fully forged, but you were incorrect that they don't or can't forge their knives, just not these ones at this price point. Here is an example of their forged knives:
https://www.costco.com/.product.4...ue&nf=true

I see now that they're listed as X50CR further down. The Amazon listing has 65510 in the title for some reason. That's my fault. Looks like they ARE X50CRMOV15. The listing also says they have a FORGED BOLSTER, not that the blades are forged. At least they're not technically lying, but are just a bit deceptive, as a forged bolster is much less important than an forged blade in a kitchen knife, and most people will just see the word forged and not know any better.
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Quote from CoreyR2384 :
I see now that they're listed as X50CR further down. The Amazon listing has 65510 in the title for some reason. That's my fault. Looks like they ARE X50CRMOV15. The listing also says they have a FORGED BOLSTER, not that the blades are forged. At least they're not technically lying, but are just a bit deceptive, as a forged bolster is much less important than an forged blade in a kitchen knife, and most people will just see the word forged and not know any better.
I 100% agree on that, who cares if the bolster is forged lol.

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