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I can't say with certainty when I made my first Wüsthof purchase but I can say that I haven't purchased cutlery without the Wüsthof logo since that time a few decades ago. Unlike many other manufacturers, these guys still do their manufacturing in the same place they did when they first started and have not succumbed to the temptation of manufacturing in Asia or other parts of the world which means they still control the process and the quality. There's rarely a day that goes by that I don't use a knife in the kitchen that one of the reasons I am so particular about the tools I keep and use - I've always been told a sharp knife is a safe knife and these knives are easy to sharpen and stay sharp when used and stored properly. I am sure there are knives on the market that could perform equal to the Wüsthof products but I have no reason to change these knives have proven themselves day in and day out for decades as I mentioned before, these knives aren't inexpensive but over time you'll find they are worth ever penny. I find a few passes across the sharpener prior to each use keeps the blades super sharp and storing them in a wooden knife rest protects the edges, you'll never find one of my knives in a drawer mixed in with other utensils - this is an investment so they should be treated as one and the return will be a high level of performance and service for multiple generations to come... read more
Can cook/can't cook. That is how I feel when using my favorite Wüsthof knife or using another brand. Well not really, but you know how it feels when you have a good hair day. I bought it at a pre-Thanksgiving Day sale they used to run in New York. I'd estimate that that sale drew more people than the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. (Maybe). For good reason. As chef supreme yelper Dave O. will testify, excellent quality. read more
Wüsthof is a traditional and famous manufacturer for high quality knives in Germany. Their factory and HQ are located in Solingen. I recently found out that they also have a factory outlet at their HQ. This really is a small and simple shop but what they offer is just super. You can find big parts of their collection in this small space, supposedly at discounted price. I saved around 30% on the knife set that I bought which really is a good bargain. Still be sure to compare prices before you buy, as there are certain products which are not discounted at all. read more
I already own a number of chef knives; ceramics and a competitor in Zwilling/Hecnkels. However Wusthof makes other great kitchen ware, cleavers and shears that are also excellent. Im sure one day as a collector, I'll pick up another Wusthof in addition to a Mac, Shun and other number of more boutique manufacturers. read more
More info about Wüsthof
Kronprinzenstr. 49
42655 Solingen
Germany
Directions
0212 20670
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http://www.wuesthof.de
Hours
What time does Wüsthof open?
Wüsthof opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Wednesday.
What time does Wüsthof close?
Wüsthof closes at 4:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.Wüsthof closes at 1:00 PM on Wednesday.Wüsthof is closed on Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Tue, Thu-Fri 9:00 AM - 4:00 PMWed 9:00 AM - 1:00 PMSat-Sun Closed
Outdoor Amenities
Does Wüsthof have parking?
Yes, Wüsthof has parking options. Private Lot Parking
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Specialties
Seit 2010 werden die Schneidflächen der Wüsthof Messer durch das im eigenen Werk entwickelte PEtec (Precision Edge Technology) Verfahren mit Präzisionslasern auf einen Winkel von 28 Grad geschärft. Über 350 Varianten geschmiedeter Messer stehen zur Auswahl. Das Sortiment umfasst darüber hinaus Produkte für die Speisenzubereitung, nützliche Helfer, wie Schneidbretter und Messerblöcke, sowie Küchen- und Haushaltscheren.
History
Established in 1814.
Seit 1814 produziert das Familienunternehmen Ed. Wüsthof Dreizackwerk KG in Solingen hochwertige Schneidwaren. Im Laufe der Jahre entwickelte sich das Traditionsunternehmen zu einem weltweit bedeutenden Hersteller geschmiedeter Messer "Made in Solingen / Germany". Das Dreizack-Logo wurde 1895 beim Kaiserlichen Patentamt in Berlin als Warenzeichen eingetragen und ist heute in nahezu allen Ländern gesetzlich geschützt. 1987 wurde die Tochtergesellschaft Wusthof Trident of America in den USA gegründet. Nach wie vor werden alle Wüsthof-Messer in Deutschland in zwei Produktionsstätten am Standort Solingen produziert.



























