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Boker Forge Knife Santoku from Stainless Steel

The Boker Santoku knife is an excellent choice for your kitchen, offering the Japanese approach to the Chef's knife. It is designed with a stainless steel blade, ensuring great durability and...

The Boker Santoku knife is an excellent choice for your kitchen, offering the Japanese approach to the Chef's knife. It is designed with a stainless steel blade, ensuring great durability and resilience in use. Its blade is slightly shorter and thinner, ideal for slicing meat, fish, and vegetables finely. The flat shape helps prevent food from sticking while...

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  • Blade Material Stainless Steel
  • Handle Material Plastic
90 68
Delivery Tue, 18 Aug - Mon, 24 Aug
14,00 €   shipping cost
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Description & Specifications

The Boker Santoku knife is an excellent choice for your kitchen, offering the Japanese approach to the Chef's knife. It is designed with a stainless steel blade, ensuring great durability and resilience in use. Its blade is slightly shorter and thinner, ideal for slicing meat, fish, and vegetables finely. The flat shape helps prevent food from sticking while cutting, while the curved tip provides comfortable motion during chopping. It is less suitable for finely chopping herbs, but for cutting thin slices, it is the best choice. The stainless steel construction not only ensures long-lasting use but also offers an elegant shiny finish.

Manufacturer

Type
Santoku
Material
Stainless Steel
Handle Material
Plastic
Blade Type
Curved
Japanese
Yes
Professional Series
No
Household Use
Yes
Pieces
1 pcs
with Non-Stick Coating
No
Dishwasher safe
No

Important information

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90,68 €
14,00 €   shipping cost