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Forschner / Victorinox Paring Knife, 3 1/4 in Straight Small Black Nylon Handle (40600)

Item # 40600MFR: 5.0603.SUPC: 7611160506610
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Forschner / Victorinox Paring Knife, 3 1/4 in Straight Small Black Nylon Handle (40600)
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    • Blade is hand made of high carbon stainless steel
    • Special tempering process produces an edge that can be resharpened over and over again
    • Handle is made of plastic
    • Dishwasher safe


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Description

  • Blade is hand made of high carbon stainless steel
  • Special tempering process produces an edge that can be resharpened over and over again
  • Handle is made of plastic
  • Dishwasher safe


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Specifications
Dimensions and Weight
Blade Length3-1/4"
Features
TypeParing knives
Edge TypeStraight
Blade TypeStamped
Blade MaterialHigh-carbon stainless steel
Blade ShapeStraight
Dishwasher SafeYes
Handle ColorBlack
Handle MaterialNylon
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Forschner / Victorinox Paring Knife, 3 1/4 in Straight Small Black Nylon Handle (40600)
Average Customer Rating
(1 reviews)
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My go-to knife Ideal for small prep - easily resharpened, wet-friendly handle, mine has been through a sanitize cycle in the dishwasher countless times and never complained. The different colors of handles help avoid cross-contamination in a production environment, though in my smaller kitchen I use black handles for the straight edges, and white handles for wavy/serrated. Makes it easier to just grab and cut.
By ringo, California on July 14, 2012