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Ginsu 5-Piece Japanese Knife Set & Round Bamboo Block [closed]

Ginsu 5-Piece Japanese Stainless Steel Knife Set & Round Bamboo Block

A good cook needs good knives. For this giveaway we bring you a Ginsu 5-Piece Japanese Stainless Steel Knife Set & Round Bamboo Block a beautiful set that with the proper care will last you a lifetime.

To participate:

  • Leave a comment in this post. You may leave ONE post per day.
  • You must be 18 years or older and a US resident.
  • Follow me on Twitter, Facebook or Google Plus. It’s not required, just good Karma. 🙂
  • Make sure to add the correct email in your post. If I cannot contact you I will void your entry and choose a new winner.
  • The winner will be contacted via email with instructions. We will make reasonable attempts to contact the winner via email. Should we fail to get a reply within a week a new winner will be chosen. The winner will be emailed, and also be announced in this same post within 72 hours of this contest closing.
  • Giveaway closes December 16, 12:00M 2012 ET.

Good luck!

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  4. K chevere sería si pudiera ganar esto para poder cocinar sin problemas. Me encanta las recetas en este web site. Este web site me ayudo hacer muchas cosas para mi familia.

  6. Last day!! Excitement in the air! We should see a pic of the winner with their knives using it in the kitchen. Wouldn’t that be cool? 🙂

  13. Hi Tia Clara

    Me encanta todas Tus recetas. No sabia de cocina hasta que que conoci tu web!!
    He podido cocinar para mi Esposo!!!

    Ayudame a hacer mejor cocinera con ese juego De Cuchillo
    thank you

  16. I would love this set! I love your blog!

    I have talking with my father about your recipes. It has been bringing him back to his childhood! lol.. I will be making mangu with my Grandmother this weekend with salami guisado!! YUMMMMM!

  28. I would like to win this so that I can easily prepare food for my family. The knives I have r so old and it takes me forever to cook. Not good when I have a teething and cranky 4 month old :0/

  40. The Japonese are known for their beautiful knives! It’s a very old craft. I’ve never owned one. Hopefully I will win one.
    This is my go to website for recipes, especially for the holidays. I’ve been married to a Dominican from Santiago since 1986. Loving the new site!

  43. I have you on Twitter,and I’m a subscriber! I ALWAYS wanted a professional knife set. Ginsu is a dream for me! May the luckiest person win! lol

  44. I found your website when I was looking for a traditional Dominican recipe. I am happy to see your website continuously growing through the years.

  47. Oh, by the way, thank you for the Bollitos de Yuca recipe, my husband had refused to eat yuca before, and after I tricked him into having those amazing little balls, now he’s demanding me to buy it all the time.

  56. I returned toda to get the sweet potato cake recipe – on the west coast I’ve never seen a purple sweet potato and appreciate the advice on adding starch for regular sweet potatoes. Also enjoyed the inventiveness of cooking Dominican food in Denmark – adventurous.

    And inadvertently clicked something and found myself on the site en español – que bueno!

  57. I’m redoing my kitchen and this beauty will look perrrrfect on the new counter 😉 Good luck everyone!!

  62. I would love to win this. Can’t afford a good knife set n mine r really old and dull. Love cooking especially from the recipes on this site.

  64. Hey – what a great site. Our current book club read has been Junot Diaz’s tale of Oscar Wao, which led me to research more about Trujillo, which was depressing, so decided to research Dominican food and culture and found you. My husband has delved into Cuban cuisine (love Tostones) but we have to venture this way – the sweet potato cake looks/sounds amazing. Our book club hostess has already indicated she’s cooking up something Dominican (she just came back from volunteer teaching in Haiti for a month) – I’m sure we will enjoy the Dominican repast while we discuss the trials and trevails of our poor Oscar and his family.
    Thanks for posting!
    nancy

  65. Hi, im spanish student for cook in spain, this set seems interesting, i wish i win, it would be amazing for prepare my dishes…Bye, luck and peace.

  67. This is awesome Aunt Clara! As always, your giveaways are great. Thanks for the opportunity 🙂 Have a wonderful day everyone!

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