Best Steak Knives

[Spurhunter]

If your eating so muck steak that hand washing them is wearing you out, with the price of steak, you can afford to just throw them away each time after using without washing them.

I do eat steak a lot regardless of price but I can't afford to throw knives away!

 

[Mb423]

No first-hand experience, but some people REALLY like Cutco knives. I have bought and sold several on eBay. I know they do have a lifetime warranty.

Anyway, I checked their website about the dishwasher, and found this:

Keep Them Clean
Dishwater vs. dishwasher? While much high-quality cutlery (like CUTCO knives) are dishwasher-safe, it's recommend you hand-wash your knives and dry them right away to keep them looking great.

• Don't let your knives soak in the dishwater too long. The mineral content in some areas could stain the blades.
• If you use your dishwasher, we recommend you avoid using powdered detergent. Try liquid, gel or tablet detergent. Also make sure your detergent either contains a rinse agent or you add one to dispenser in your dishwasher.

I vote CUTCO as well. They make literally the most comfortable knife I have used in the kitchen.

 

[TNTreeman]

Wife has tons of cutco and wustof knives. She likes them both. I prefer my old timer 150 t

 

[jetwrnch]

You could get steakhouse knives. I guarantee they don't hand wash them. Big, heavy and adds the ambience of a steak dinner out.

 

[Bwales95]

I've used a mora companion in the kitchen for the last five or so years and love it. Easy to sharpen and throw in the dishwasher when dirty. I've often thought about buying five more for a "set"

 

[Chaneylake]

Just spend more $ on a better cut of meat, then any Ole cheapo knife will work.