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Shun® Classic 6" Tomato Knife
$119.95 sugg. $150.00
$4.95 flat fee eligible
Shun® Classic Tomato Knife. 6"
This amazing razor-sharp knife is created in Seki City, Japan's 700-year-old center for samurai swords. The "ripple" Damascus rust-free finish is achieved by forging 16 layers of steel. Flexible, stick-resistant blade is stamped, hand-ground to an exceptional 16-degree angle, then hand-polished.
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- High-carbon stainless steel
- Rust- and stain-proof
- Ergonomic PakkaWood "D" handle
- Hand wash for best results
- Do not use to cut through bone
- Only cut on wood or plastic cutting boards; never cut on stone, metal or glass
- Made in Japan
Part of the Shun® Classic 6" Tomato Knife Collection
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SKU:200565
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Really who needs a Tomato Knife?
I DO! I test drove a few high-end knife brands and Shun was my favorite. I was always a "cheap knife" person. I thought a $20 knife would do the job. It was not until I really started investing in good knives that I grew to appreciate how much easier and better your cooking can be when you use good quality specialized tools. I joke about the tomato knife but that is the one I use most often! It cuts so beautify. I have about 7-8 different shuns and they are excellent. They are an investment, they are not cheap but they are well worth the price.
May 27, 2009
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