... I'll just move along and write a post to say it.RockyMtns27 wrote: ↑You lost me by putting the entire thread title in upper case…
That said, not being one of those carmudgeonly downvoters, I’ll just move along.
funny, my 4 star are all made in Germany except for the shears/scissors, which is made in china.MP3_SKY wrote: ↑ Expensive set but at least they are all made in Germany.
I have this set and they are all made from Spain except the Scissor was made in Germany, I bought it for under $200.
https://www.zwilling.com/ca/zwilling-tw ... et#start=1
Moneymatter wrote: ↑ Same set for 329.99 @ zwilling
https://www.zwilling.com/ca/zwilling-go ... 5eEALw_wcB
Guys, these are not the Pro versions, it's the gourmet set. The pro version is on sale for $650 on the Zwilling site ($933 MSRP).
Is it the same set?Moneymatter wrote: ↑ Same set for [email protected] zwilling check out
Rakuten 2%
https://www.zwilling.com/ca/zwilling-go ... 5eEALw_wcB
bb_00 wrote: ↑ Is it the same set?
https://www.zwilling.com/ca/zwilling-pr ... h5ru1I2W_A
https://www.zwilling.com/ca/zwilling-go ... yUoU8ydxmA
Got it! Thanks.Moneymatter wrote: ↑ The first link provided is the same set that OP mentioned.
So just because it's made in Germany doesn't mean that it's better. Audi Q5 is made in Mexico and most people think it's made in Germany. Volvo XC-60 was made in China and you wouldn't be able to tell a difference between the one made in Sweden and the other in China. These stereotypes about where things are made are borderline racist. European things are not better, it's just europeans were better at colonizing others and stealing their resources and ideas.MP3_SKY wrote: ↑ Expensive set but at least they are all made in Germany.
I have this set and they are all made from Spain except the Scissor was made in Germany, I bought it for under $200.
https://www.zwilling.com/ca/zwilling-tw ... et#start=1
Well yes this is a bit of a fallacy, Zwilling purposely makes their lower quality stuff in China and keeps their higher quality production in Europe.FlyingSausage wrote: ↑ So just because it's made in Germany doesn't mean that it's better.
Calling out racist simply pointing out where an item was made from, you drag the topic out way too far.FlyingSausage wrote: ↑ So just because it's made in Germany doesn't mean that it's better. Audi Q5 is made in Mexico and most people think it's made in Germany. Volvo XC-60 was made in China and you wouldn't be able to tell a difference between the one made in Sweden and the other in China. These stereotypes about where things are made are borderline racist. European things are not better, it's just europeans were better at colonizing others and stealing their resources and ideas.
FlyingSausage wrote: ↑ So just because it's made in Germany doesn't mean that it's better. Audi Q5 is made in Mexico and most people think it's made in Germany. Volvo XC-60 was made in China and you wouldn't be able to tell a difference between the one made in Sweden and the other in China. These stereotypes about where things are made are borderline racist. European things are not better, it's just europeans were better at colonizing others and stealing their resources and ideas.
Agreed. Same goes with white top rechargeable batteries being made in Japan.MP3_SKY wrote: ↑ Calling out racist simply pointing out where an item was made from, you drag the topic out way too far.
Go to any rice cooker thread, always a discussion about rather the cooker was made from Japan? China? Taiwan or Malaysia..
A lot of customers look at where the product was made before making their purchase decision, it has nothing to do being racist or not.
Cool down!
