Slice into greatness! 🔪
The Mercer Culinary Millennia Chef's Knife is an 8-inch, high-carbon Japanese steel knife designed for professional chefs and home cooking enthusiasts alike. With an ergonomic handle for comfort and safety, this knife is perfect for a variety of cutting tasks. Easy to maintain, it promises long-lasting performance without the hassle of dishwasher cleaning.
| Product Dimensions | 33.02 x 10.16 x 2.54 cm; 191 g |
| Item volume | 2268 Millilitres |
| Dishwasher safe? | No |
| Is assembly required | No |
| Number of pieces | 1 |
| Batteries required | No |
| Included components | Knife |
C**.
Makes slicing homemade bread so much easier
I’m so happy with this bread knife, making slicing my homemade bread easier and more accurate. I had never heard of or seen a bread knife with this shape until I watched a sourdough bread baking recipe video and this was the exact knife that was recommended. Very pleased with the quality and value.
G**P
Sharp and comfortable to use
Very sharp and useful knife. Would say this is a good quality. Used it for a few good weeks and never had the need to sharpen it. Easy to use and comfortable handle.
D**S
Super sharp and easy to use.
Good knife at the right price can recommend to other Amazon buyers. --- DT.
W**N
Vegetable knife
Nice quality and colour. Nice and sharp
M**H
Dam good sharp knife
Dam good knife, for harvisting Micro greens. Super sharp. Good to hold for a long time.
T**S
Best for the price
I am a chef. Using Mercer 8" knives at my work at the past five years. Ergonomic, easy to use for many things.If you look after the blade stays sharp for long time. Super light. Cheap.I recommended this knife for so many commis chefs already.
G**.
Nice knife
Very sharp works well
M**5
Excellent! Second one I’ve bought.
Fab little knife. Purchased originally for my daughter to use for jointing poultry (great for small incisions and removing breast meat). When I managed to break the original, I had no hesitation in ordering a second one. Love a good sharp knife and find blunt ones far more dangerous (this applies to my kids using them too).
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