- Is this set worth it over a cheaper knife set?
- Yes, if you want German steel and a comfortable handle that lasts. The blades hold an edge longer than budget sets, and the three sizes cover most everyday prep.
- How does it compare with the Zwilling Pro series?
- The Pro series uses forged, riveted handles and a curved bolster that leaves the full edge exposed for sharpening. Four Star is lighter and uses molded plastic handles, but the blade steel and sharpness are close.
- Are these knives dishwasher safe?
- Zwilling lists them as dishwasher safe, but hand washing and drying protects the edge and the handle finish far better. Most owners hand wash.
- What is in the box?
- A paring knife, a utility knife and a chef's knife. There is no block, honing steel or bread knife.
- Can the serrated utility knife be sharpened at home?
- Only with a serrated or tapered rod, and it needs it rarely. For most home cooks it is a tomato and bread knife rather than an all-purpose one.
- Where are the knives made?
- They are made in Solingen, Germany, with Zwilling's ice-hardened stainless steel blades.
- Where is the Zwilling Four Star 35168-100 cheapest?
- At Sabavi Home, for $229.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Zwilling Four Star 35168-100?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including Shop Simon, The Home Depot, Best Buy, Zwilling, Nordstrom.