Black Friday 2020: You can get this Cuisinart knife for under $20 today

Valerie Li Stack, Reviewed.com
·2 min read
Black Friday 2020: This highly rated knife set is at an incredibly low price for a limited time.
Black Friday 2020: This highly rated knife set is at an incredibly low price for a limited time.

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The cooks in the family are undoubtedly busy ogling all the best Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales on their dream cookware and kitchen gear—and there are certainly plenty to shop. There's one, in particular, that's worth calling out, however—especially if you're looking to upgrade your old, dull knife set for brand new blades during this savings extravaganza. Now's your chance to nab a best-selling 10-Piece Cuisinart knife set on sale for under $20.

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Through tonight, Nov. 29, shoppers can snag this top-rated collection for just $13.99—that's less than half of its usual $40 price tag!

Why are these knives a good deal?

While we haven't yet tested these budget-friendly blades, Cuisinart makes our favorite knife set under $100—the Triple Riveted 15-piece knife block set ($79.99)—which we think offers a great value, thanks to its impressive chopping performance and balanced design.

This more colorful set comes extremely well-reviewed, with a near-perfect 4.8-star rating from nearly 6,500 customers on Amazon, who claim the blades were plenty sharp enough for all their slicing and dicing needs, plus super comfortable to hold.

This stainless-steel set includes five knives (an 8-inch chef's knife, an 8-inch slicing knife, a 7-inch Santoku knife, a 6.5-inch utility knife and a 3.5-inch paring knife), as well as protective blade guards for each one. Their color-coded design can also help you stay organized and avoid cross-contamination while cooking.

This Black Friday deal won't be here for long, so if you'd like to save 50% on this vibrant knife set, chop chop!

Get the Cuisinart Ceramic-Coated 10-Piece Color Knife Set on Macy's for $13.99 (Save $26)

Get the Cuisinart Ceramic-Coated 10-Piece Printed Knife Set on Macy's for $13.99 (Save $26)

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