Electric Knife

There are many corded versions of the electric knife available and these can also be a good option.

Although less versatile in some respects they do have certain advantages. First of all they are not reliant on a battery for power. You don't have to remember to make sure these knives are charged up - you just plug them in and go.

In the end its a matter of personal preference.

Here are a few examples of the electric knife which have had positive reviews from users.

Black & Decker Electric Carving Knife

Black and Decker Home Slice Right Electric Knife EK700

The Black and Decker Right Slice Rechargeable Electric Knife is very reasonable priced but offers great versatility. 

It has a 7" serrated steel blade, non slip handle for safety and non slip pads for easy blade removal. This knife also has a safety lock feature to prevent accidental starts.

Being compact in design this electric knife will fit easily into a kitchen drawer when not in use.

Wolfgang Puck  Electric Carving Knife with Rotating Handle

With two serrated stainless steel blades the Wolfgang Puck rechargeable electric knife will cut anything from meats to frozen foods.

A great feature of this knife is that it has a patented rotary handle which allows the user to cut from four different angles - great for carving awkwardly shaped meats such as a roast turkey.

The Wolfgang Puck has a double safety switch and is compact enough to store in a drawer when not in use.

Cuisinart CEK-40 Electric Knife

This is a very popular electric knife which comes with its own very attractive storage block.

There are two interchangeable blades - one for carving and one for bread. With a powerful motor and comfortable ergonomic handle this knife performs all chopping, slicing and carving tasks with ease.