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The Black Diamond is designed for maximum flexibility and is suitable for most knives. It looks great even with my own somewhat mismatched collection. My previous knife block took up similar space yet only held 5 knives so it's great to have space for 11 within the same footprint. The Black Diamond Knife Block retails at £99.90
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To enter, let me know in a comment "What's the first thing you would use your new knives to prepare?" For additional bonus entries you can follow me on Twitter, Tweet about the Giveaway or like me on Facebook.
Giveaway ends 27th October 2015 12:00am. Good Luck!
Disclosure - Edge of Belgravia provided me with a Black Diamond Knife Block & Precision Knife Collection in return for this post. All views expressed are my own. This is not a paid post.
A autumn stir fry with lots of different veg so I can really test the knifes out :)
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A huge pan of spicy lamb, lentil and veg stew :)
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chicken stir fry
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Autumn Vegetable Gratin with slices of beef
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Chicken & Veg fajitas
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