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4183-7 Features: -Blade Dimension 7”.-Forged From One Piece Of Specially Tempered High Carbon Steel To Ensure Outstanding Strength.-Extraordinary Sharpness Which Is Easy To Maintain.-Special Alloyed Steel.-Seamless, Hygienic Fit Of Handle.-Triple-Riveted, Full Tang Synthetic Handle.-Dishwasher Safe, But Hand-Washing Recommended.-Lifetime Guarantee.-Made in Solingen, Germany.
Product Features
- Japanese-style cook’s knife designed for chopping, slicing, dicing
- Alternating hollows on blade’s sides prevent food from clinging
- Blade, bolster, tang forged from single piece of high-carbon stainless steel
- Tough polypropylene handle with full tang and traditional three rivets
- Made in Germany
Great for chopping chilies I love stir fries, Mexican, and spicy food in general, so after reading the Amazon reviews of this knife and the Wusthof Grand Prix Asian chef’s knife (same knife, different handle) I was dying to get my hands on one. A local store that deals in Wusthof FINALLY got a hollow-edge Classic santoku in, and I tried it out, along with a Grand Prix chef’s knife with the same handle.My conclusion – while the Grand Prix handle DOES fit perfectly and firmly in the hand, the Classic handle…
View CommentThere need only be one… I only own two real knives. One is my Tramontina paring knife, and the other is my Wusthof (Voo-stoff) Santoku. I’ve had both for almost four years now, and when I was browsing this section I realized, ‘hey, I don’t need anything from here, I’ve got it covered.’ I once heard the most indispensable kitchen tools were a good chef’s knife, a squeeze bottle, and a gas stove. Well, with the Santoku, you’re already 1/3 of the way there, because you’ll likely never need to buy another knife. At least…
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