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Handmade in Germany since 1814, Wusthof cutlery is prized by the world's top chefs
Do-it-all knife cuts paper-thin tomato slices, vegetables and deli-style meats
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CHEFS introduces the Wusthof Classic breakfast knife that cuts so quickly and precisely, this is the precision tool you'll need for lunch and dinner prep, too. Engineered by Wusthof, masters of cutlery, in partnership with cutlery experts at CHEFS, this knife excels in efficiency. Ease of slicing is amazing with razor-sharp serrations. The tip instantly pierces toughest crusts on artisan breads and bagels, and deep serrations glide through interiors like butter, without crushing. Cuts soft or hot bread, without flattening. Slices Canadian bacon and uniform sausage patties as easily as thick rind on melon. Distinctive to this deep-serrated breakfast knife is the offset handle, allowing the clearance to slice right down to the cutting board. For lunch and dinner prep, this knife performs like the Wusthof offset serrated deli knife, with the added efficiency of a pinpoint accurate tip. Penetrates thick-skinned fruit without mashing, and without pressure on your hands. Slices paper-thin tomato slices, vegetables and deli-style meats from roasts. Cleanly cuts panini sandwiches, retaining the loft of ingredients for restaurant-style presentation. Serrated edge on this breakfast knife never touches the cutting board, ensuring continuous precision performance, with a blade that never requires sharpening. Signature to the Wusthof cutlery is the bolster, allowing the heft and balance to perform quick, precise even cuts. Full tang on this breakfast knife is triple-riveted to the handle, ensuring superior strength and maneuverability. Inner ring anodes on Wusthof knives safeguard rivets from rust. Precision-forged high-carbon stainless-steel. Hand wash. 8"L blade. Made in Germany. Lifetime manufacturer warranty. Since 1814, knives bearing the Wusthof name and the Trident logo have been crafted in the world's "Cutlery Capital", Solingen, Germany.
