I'm Hosting my First Thanksgiving and Investing in This Gordon Ramsay-Approved Carving Set – It's under $150 Right Now
The Hexclad carving knife set is sleek, non-toxic, and slices like a dream
The turkey might be the star of any Thanksgiving spread, but the home cooks in my family always taught me that a good carving knife is just as important as the bird. Since I'm hosting my very first Thanksgiving this year, it's time for me to invest in some quality tools – and fortunately, Hexclad's damascus steel carving set is 25% off right now.
Reliable kitchen utensils set the stage for a seamless Thanksgiving feast, and I've been shopping around for the best turkey roasting pans and knives. When I spotted this Hexclad set, I knew I'd hit the jackpot: crafted from 67 layers of Japanese stainless steel, it's both sleek and durable. When I bring it out at Thanksgiving, the food really won't be the only thing my guests are talking about.
Hexclad's carving set contains a two-pronged fork and a carving knife, both with ergonomic wood handles infused with resin. This prevents cracking and wear, making the handles just as durable as the hand-sharpened blades themselves. Think restaurant-quality tools – at 25% off.
We're huge fans of Hexclad here at Homes & Gardens. Lydia Hayman, our Kitchen Appliances Editor, raved about the brand's frying pans in her Hexclad cookware review, and (most importantly for me in my quest for a Thanksgiving carving knife) her Hexclad knives review concluded with a five-star rating.
While they're not a budget purchase, Lydia answers the question that might be on your lips: Are Japanese knives worth the money? 'They're not just good, they're exceptional, and they outperform the pans,' she declared after testing Hexclad's original damscus steel knife set. ' The blade glides cleanly through meat, while the weighted handle gives you control.' So, when it comes to carving a prized Thanksgiving turkey, I know the Hexclad carving set will serve me well.
Investing in the Hexclad carving set will be a smart hosting move this Thanksgiving
Hexclad cookware might be impressive (and Gordon Ramsay-approved), but there's no denying that it's an investment. While I'd love to kit out my kitchen with restaurant-quality tools, I'm always on the lookout for Hexclad sales – and it's a real treat to see the Hexclad carving set on sale right now.
A true Thanksgiving staple, the knife features a rounded point (ideal for safely plating up your meat) and indents to prevent food from sticking to the blade. As Lydia says: 'a good carving knife can take your roast from zero to hero – it’s the difference between hacking at a joint and slicing through it with clean precision. I’ve tested the HexClad range, and it stands out for its exceptional blade quality, balance, and ergonomics.' It looks like snapping up a discounted Hexclad carving set will be my smartest hosting move this Thanksgiving.
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Every good Thanksgiving meal begins with a trusty roasting pan like this one; the ceramic non-stick surface is safe to use with metal utensils, so there's no need to worry about scratches. The only reason it missed a spot in our guide was that its rack isn't stainless steel, which Lydia recommends for cooking at high temperatures.
With specially-designed surfaces for both carving and cutting, this board really will make you feel like a professional chef. It even features a removable steel tray to collect scraps and minimize mess. It's the perfect pairing for your carving set and $30 off.
According to Lydia, these knives are 'more than just countertop eye candy or a celebrity-endorsed trend. While the price is very steep, the craftsmanship, versatility, and durability make this set a good investment for anyone who loves to cook.' So if you're looking for an early Christmas present to yourself, you can't go wrong with this set.
Want to upgrade your cooking setup with Hexclad's famous frying pans, too? We tested out all the best non-stick pans from Hexclad's collection so you can figure out which Hexclad pan is best for you.
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Martha is a Content Editor on the Living team at Homes & Gardens. Her love for lifestyle journalism began when she interned at Time Out Dubai when she was 15 years old; she went on to study English and German at Oxford, before covering property and interior design at Country & Town House magazine. To Martha, living beautifully is all about good food and lots of colorful home decor.
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