Anyone who has struggled with carving a holiday roast or turkey while the rest of the family watches and gives advice knows why electric carving knives are popular. When a good electric knife works properly, the blade falls lightly through the cut and perfect slices slide away.
Of course, every advanced technology has a few bugs, and electric knives are not immune. Owners struggling to change blades have been known to bend things slightly out of line now and then, and once that happens things never seem quite right again. Many electric knives are light duty machines, meant to run for a few seconds and then pause, and if someone tries to use them like a sawzall the results are disappointing.
Dull blades would be the most common problem with an electric knife. It’s so easy to just run the removable blades through the dishwasher (taking the edge off the blade in the process) instead of washing them by hand as you should. The serrated edges should last years if cared for properly, but running the blades across a ceramic platter just once is enough to dull the tips of the teeth that do most of the work.
Our pick for the best electric knife is the Cuisinart CEK-40. It has two interchangeable blades and a handle well sealed against food contamination.
The Hamilton-Beach Carve’N'Set requires a light touch but does good work.
If you need a battery powered electric knife, consider the Sonic Blade Cordless. Follow directions for charging and maintenance or you’ll ruin the battery.
Hamilton Beach's Carve 'n Set Electric Knife makes carving cooked meats and bread easy. You even get a carving fork and storage case to go along with this handy tool. Plug the cord into the wall outlet, squeeze the trigger switch, and twin reciprocating blades with durable serrated edges shear ...
The last electric knife we posted was the Black and Decker SlimGrip. Since the SlimGrip leaves something to be desired, we thought we'd offer a different option for your holiday carving needs: the Sonic Blade 7865.
The knife's biggest feature is the fact that it's cordless and comes with a recharging ...
The SlimGrip from Black and Decker will either be the best electric knife you've ever owned, or a complete waste of money. It all depends on what you're going to use it for.
Say, for instance, if you want a smaller, contoured grip to hold, and will be using an electric knife ...
Fire up the barbie and let's grill us some bass! Right after we clean those suckers up, of course.
Luckily we've got this electric fillet knife set from Rapala. It will surely do the trick. What with its interchangeable 6 and 7.5 inch stainless steel blades.
And don't forget its versatile go-anywhere power ...
Cuisinart, a pretty common name in kitchen appliances, makes this version of an electric knife that's actually two knives in one.
The blades are interchangeable. This set comes with a bread knife and a carving blade, both of which are made from high quality stainless steel.
Its handle is ergonomically designed and "southpaw ...
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