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This colorful Cuisinart knife set was a Prime Day best seller, and it’s still on sale for 56% off: ‘They are like razors’

Jeanine Edwards
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Yes, Prime Day 2022 was epic. There were tons of awesome deals on everything from tech gadgets to trendy fashion.

If you were too busy with life to shop the big sale last week, you’ll be happy to know there are still some really major deals still up for grabs. This top-rated food storage container set is still under $25, and this popular Cuisinart Advantage Color Collection 12-Piece Knife Set is currently 56% off. Yes, you can get six super sharp knives with matching colors for less than $30. That’s less than $5 per knife!

Cuisinart C55-12PCER1 Advantage Color Collection 12-Piece Knife Set with Blade Guards, $28.62 (Orig. $65)

$28.62 $65 at Amazon

Obviously, this Cuisinart Advantage Color Collection 12-Piece Knife Set is good-looking. The bright colors will add fun and whimsy to any kitchen. But rest assured, they're also really sharp and perfect for any cutting task in the kitchen. Whether you need to slice bread or dice veggies, this knife set has you covered.

Shoppers on Amazon rave about this Cuisinart Knife Set, giving it 4.8 out of 5 stars. It also has more than 3,600 ratings.

“The look, the colors, and man, the blades!” one Amazon shopper wrote in their review. “Be careful and do not allow children to use these knives on any level. They are like razors, but excellent in the kitchen. The colors are great for glancing and finding exactly the knife you need for a specific job. They clean easily and seem to be keeping their edges.”

Another shopper commented, “I’m thrilled with these knives. I had my doubts, considering they aren’t expensive. However, they happily surprised me. The variety of knives hits all that I need.”

Ask any kitchen pro, and they’ll tell you sharp, reliable knives are a must-have when preparing food and serving meals. If your current knives are dull or just boring, give yourself an upgrade with this affordable Cuisinart Knife Set while it’s on super sale on Amazon.

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