Elegana 10 Piece Premium Ceramic Knife Set Reveiw

I love the new Elegana 10 Piece Premium Ceramic Knife Set I got to review! 

Have you ever tried ceramic knives? They are so sharp compared to other knives.

I love everything about this set. It comes with 4 colorful knives, knife protectors, a peeler, and a care cloth. The packaging is elegant. 

My husband got all creative on me, and decided to make his own Pumpkin Pie, which is more like a Quiche. 

I had my doubts, but it was wonderful!

Brisket Pumpkin Pie

The only problem was that he was having trouble cutting his Brisket Pumpkin Pie. He needed a really sharp knife. The ceramic knives I got to review came to the rescue. You can see how sharp the cuts are in the center. The edges where with a different knife.

About:

• Great Quality Ceramics - Up to 2x sharper than steel! Guarantees a tougher and more durable blade! Make ultra-thin slicing, dicing and gliding through food effortlessly.

• Stylish and Elegant - Expertly crafted blade polished to a remarkable shinny mirror finish. Add a touch of classiness and finesse in your kitchen with these elegant premium set.

• Safe - Germ resistant, BPA free, nonporous, odor free blades and NEVER rust! Stores safely in beautifully made protective blade covers. I am glad about the covers. I have to be safe having two small boys.

• Value - 10 piece knife set includes 4 white mirror finish Knives, 1 multi-purpose ceramic peeler, color-coded protective sheaths, polishing microfiber cleaning cloth and premium gift box. The cost is: $88.99 and on sale for $35.97!

• Gift Ready - This would be a perfect Christmas or birthday gift!

 

Disclaimer: I received one or more of the products mentioned above for a discounted price in exchange for a review. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers. 

Clayworks

This weekend we took the boys to Omaha Clayworks for a class.

Dad did the class to. I said, "I'd love to do the class, but I think I'll need to be a helper more than anything." He didn't tell me about the class very early for me to know what to even make.

I helped Isaak the most. 

He was trying to make a rocket. Of course he didn't quite understand the idea that you have to hallow it out, and not keep it too thick, or too thin in areas. He said a few times, "Mom stop doing it for me." Trust me I wouldn't have made anything like that rocket for myself. I was just trying to make it so that his rocket would fire.

 Here's how it turned out:

Isaak still wanted to add fire to the base. The guy in charge, and I listed off ways he could do that, but in the end I convinced him that adding a different medium for fire might be the answer.

The guy in charge helped Mica a lot. He was trying to make a robot.

Mica decided when the time was up he was adding legs and feet. I'm thinking the legs may fall off when it's fired up, but we'll see.

Here's the finish minus the feet: