Blok Hosts Another Afternoon of Cooking with the incredible James Peck!

Maybe it seems like madness, but hey! we did it anyway...

In 2015 Ben was asked to appear in a National advertising campaign for Kettle Chips. It featured a number of crafts people doing what they do best. Making stuff.

Ben Edmonds first tried forging knives after seeing a YouTube video. Now he makes a living from Blok Knives, crafting quality blades by hand.

What have you been doing during lockdown, if not cooking up a storm in the kitchen? We’ve seen your posts. We’ve seen your updates.

A blunt knife is a dangerous knife. It’s common knowledge among cooks that you’re far more likely to cut yourself using a crappy knife in the kitchen than you are using something that could glide through a sheet of A4 paper with ease.

Described by The Telegraph as the Aston Martin of the cutting world, Ben Edmonds, creator of Blok Knives talks to us about how he initially became interested in knife making and why it’s best to buy handmade.