@@madeinusa , please reach out to other RUclipsrs to let other folks know about this channel . The more people know and more people buy made in the USA the better off our economy will be
Just discovered your channel and subscribed immediately! So grateful you have taken the time and effort to make this info available. I can't begin to tell how many (useless) hours I've spent online and in stores looking for products made somewhere besides China, let alone the USA! This is such a valuable service! Thank you so much!
I love their flatware and glassware. I intentionally put it in our Airbnbs to promote US mfg and their great products. Thanks for bringing up this topic because its niche but important and sherrill makes amazing quality stuff... exactly what USA made should be.
i have bought their flatware they are very well made thet have a great shine to them they dont get dull they have a lot of choices in their earlier days their wasn't as many choices as now
Growing up we had Oneida flatware. Family still has them. Came across one of your earlier videos on Liberty Tabletop flatware. Incredibly satisfied with our recent Liberty Tabletop Kensington set! As we replace items we make it a priority now to source USA made items.
I'll look into these companies. I just got a knife set from RADA so I'll give them a shout out. Rada Cutlery products are 100% American-made - from raw materials through construction. Rada Mfg. Co. has been making cutlery since 1948. I didn't know we had this available. And really good price. Proud to have them.
Excellent company....I learned that you have to have 18/10 in your flatware to avoid rust.....I originally used a really nice Oneida set that is about 18 years old, no rust, still going strong. But I randomly bought some no-name, additional stainless sppons from a big box store about a year ago, within a few months, all of it rusted out on the sides....I had to throw it all out. I got on chat AI and got educated on how to buy flatware that doesn't rust in the dishwasher and holds up well. Liberty Flatware is the company I found , where I bought some more flatware,open stock, that had all the requirements, 18/10, etc. and I am very happy with it. 18/10 flatware is apparently hard to find, but if you don't get this ratio, your stuff will rust out quickly. Very good company.
I so admire Liberty Tabletop, but I wish they had more patterns and weren't so very expensive. I have ordered six samples and hope I'll be pleasantly surprised. They have nothing in the style I prefer, which is a lightly accented fluted such as Oneida Marquette and Reed & Barton Country French. (Oneida Marquette is now made in Vietnam of 18/20 stainless and appears to still be very good quality. I recently added to my old USA pieces.) Liberty's patterns are too geared to extremely plain (very pretty if you like that style) or the busy all-over designs. The patterns that are in between don't look elegant imo. Admittedly I'm picky, especially at that price level.
Man this sucks. I found this company along with many complaints on how the pieces have no weight. No heft. I need new stuff and I can't abide a dainty piece of flatware. I want American so I guess I'll widdle on some good American oak.
It’s truly terrible how much American manufacturing has been gutted .
It is indeed
@@madeinusa , please reach out to other RUclipsrs to let other folks know about this channel . The more people know and more people buy made in the USA the better off our economy will be
@@kristenb5177 Thanks for the kind words! Doing our best; great viewers like you always help!
Perfect! I had been looking for All American flatware sources, this was great timing.
Awesome!
Just discovered your channel and subscribed immediately! So grateful you have taken the time and effort to make this info available. I can't begin to tell how many (useless) hours I've spent online and in stores looking for products made somewhere besides China, let alone the USA! This is such a valuable service! Thank you so much!
Thanks, Nancy! Glad to have you here!
I love their flatware and glassware. I intentionally put it in our Airbnbs to promote US mfg and their great products.
Thanks for bringing up this topic because its niche but important and sherrill makes amazing quality stuff... exactly what USA made should be.
Cutco makes flatware in the US
A big spoonful of information, no sporks about it! Mike giving us the utensil rundown on where we should be spending our dollars, always appreciated!
Haha thanks for watching as always, Noah!
i have bought their flatware they are very well made thet have a great shine to them they dont get dull they have a lot of choices in their earlier days their wasn't as many choices as now
Growing up we had Oneida flatware. Family still has them. Came across one of your earlier videos on Liberty Tabletop flatware. Incredibly satisfied with our recent Liberty Tabletop Kensington set! As we replace items we make it a priority now to source USA made items.
Love it!
I'll look into these companies. I just got a knife set from RADA so I'll give them a shout out. Rada Cutlery products are 100% American-made - from raw materials through construction. Rada Mfg. Co. has been making cutlery since 1948. I didn't know we had this available. And really good price. Proud to have them.
Excellent company....I learned that you have to have 18/10 in your flatware to avoid rust.....I originally used a really nice Oneida set that is about 18 years old, no rust, still going strong. But I randomly bought some no-name, additional stainless sppons from a big box store about a year ago, within a few months, all of it rusted out on the sides....I had to throw it all out. I got on chat AI and got educated on how to buy flatware that doesn't rust in the dishwasher and holds up well. Liberty Flatware is the company I found , where I bought some more flatware,open stock, that had all the requirements, 18/10, etc. and I am very happy with it. 18/10 flatware is apparently hard to find, but if you don't get this ratio, your stuff will rust out quickly. Very good company.
Great story and lesson for other viewers, thanks for sharing!
I so admire Liberty Tabletop, but I wish they had more patterns and weren't so very expensive.
I have ordered six samples and hope I'll be pleasantly surprised. They have nothing in the style I prefer, which is a lightly accented fluted such as Oneida Marquette and Reed & Barton Country French. (Oneida Marquette is now made in Vietnam of 18/20 stainless and appears to still be very good quality. I recently added to my old USA pieces.) Liberty's patterns are too geared to extremely plain (very pretty if you like that style) or the busy all-over designs. The patterns that are in between don't look elegant imo. Admittedly I'm picky, especially at that price level.
Man this sucks. I found this company along with many complaints on how the pieces have no weight. No heft. I need new stuff and I can't abide a dainty piece of flatware. I want American so I guess I'll widdle on some good American oak.
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