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10-05-2008, 10:59 PM
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Rada Cutlery
Do any of you use Rada Cutlery?
My Mom had a couple of the knives she used forever. They never wore out and were easy to shapen. They never rusted either. She had the paring knife and the big butcher. I had gotten one Rada paring knife at a flea market probably 7-8 years ago. It is easy to shapen is my fav paring knife. The other day we found them at the flea market again. I had looked for them for years. I couldnt remember the brand name so I didnt look online. I got the large butcher knife, paring knife and a middle size knife. That butcher knife made quick work of butternut squash. If they last me half as long as Mom's did for her Iwill be a happy customer. I had thought of ordering some more online BUT the flea markey vendor sold them to me for about $1.50 - $2 cheaper each than they are listed online.     
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