🔪 Lux Decor 7 Inch Meat Cleaver Knife - High Carbon Stainless Steel Butcher Knife for Meat & Vegetables - Perfect for Home, Kitchen, and Restaurant Use Review

Be careful and make a cardboard sleeve for it if you keep it in your desk drawer because this sucker is the spiciest thing in my house.

I love to cook but I find chopping vegetables very difficult because I had a stroke and my left arm doesn't work as well as it did before the stroke. This knife makes it easy to dice onions, garlic, celery and carrots. My friends and family look forward to my cooking and even love the leftovers. Wow!

My 17 year old cookery program son ordered this and it seems to work very well and is very good quality. When he asked about ordering a cleaver, I thought of every butcher horror movie I've seen where someone ran with a cleaver, but I caved in and it's now part of our kitchen collection.

I wish I had had this knife before. There are times when you need to use a chef's knife, and sometimes you need a cleaver. This kid is sharp and can cut himself. I give it a 5 but with an improvement note. I wish there was a protective case included. When you have such a nice and sharp tool, the protective case protects not only it, but anyone who can climb into the box where it may be. Well, you understand.

I cut melon on all sides. Next time I used it to slice quinces for some of us who know quinces are a tough fruit. I could chop it up and shave the skin on the outside of the stone, cut it into chunks, and end up making a quince paste. Finally, I cooked the chicken breasts by cutting the breast in half and beating it with a knife to flatten and tender the chicken. I am very happy with the performance and features.

I don't need to use my butcher knife very often, but when I do it's nice. When handled with a sharp edge, this cleaver quickly slices meat into chunks or into small pieces. Nicely weighted. Too bad there wasn't a suitcase. I cut out the plastic wrap it came in and added masking tape to make my own case. Not pretty, but works well since I keep the cleaver tucked away safely in my desk drawer.

I'm tired of cutting off the ends of corn on the cob with a dull knife. Even when my knife was sharp, it seemed to be the wrong design. I examined several butcher knives. There are quite a lot of them. It had good reviews and was also quite economical. It's not the most expensive and probably not the best. But let me tell you, it does the job. Cutting corn is easy. Partly because of the weight of the knife. And he's incredibly sharp. So much so that my wife cut her finger removing it when she…

I was expecting to get a cheap looking knife for the price paid but I got a very good knife. This knife looks great to me. It feels balanced in my hand and is sharp enough to cut through meat. I hope it will not lose quality and sharpness for at least a year. To me it's worth every penny I paid for it. July 30, 2019: At first I appreciated the knife. However, when I tried to cut open a small beef bone with the knife, the blade bent. I wouldn't recommend this knife to anyone who wants to use it…

I don't have to use my butcher knife often, but when I do use it it's nice. When handled with a sharp edge, this cleaver quickly slices meat into chunks or into small pieces. Nicely weighted. Too bad it didn't come with a case. I cut out the plastic wrap it came in and added masking tape to make my own case. Not pretty, but works well since I keep the cleaver tucked away safely in my desk drawer.

I'm tired of slicing off the ends of corn on the cob with a dull knife. Even when my knife was sharp, it seemed to be the wrong design. I examined several butcher knives. There are quite a lot of them. It had good reviews and was also quite economical. It's not the most expensive and probably not the best. But let me tell you, it does the job. Cutting corn is easy. Partly because of the weight of the knife. And he's incredibly sharp. So much so that my wife cut her finger removing it when she…