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4680/20 Features: -Blade Dimension 8”.-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
- 8-inch cleaver for splitting poultry, disjointing meat, cutting through ribs, and more
- Stamped from high-carbon steel with a stain-resistant alloy
- Synthetic polypropylene handle triple riveted for durability
- Precisely tapered from base to tip; made in Germany; hand wash for best results
- Measures approximately 13 by 4 by 1/2 inches; limited lifetime warranty
You need to make a decision As a previous reviewer noted, precut meats are readily available (and most of us use them most of the time). On the other hand, I for one am not going to pay a dollar or more a pound premium to buy a chicken that’s already cut up when I can do it myself perfectly well, thank you. If you are the type that will take the extra few minutes after shopping to cut up large-quantity meat and freeze it for future use, a cleaver can save you some real money over the long run.Having said that, this…
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