Elegance Nakiri Knife - 17cm

Marsoni

M251S

$127.95

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Elegance Nakiri Knife - 17cmThe professional vegetable knife for precision cutting The Nakiri knife is designed for effortless slicing, dicing and chopping of vegetables. Its straight edged blade and squared tip allow for clean, precise cuts, making it ideal for preparing fruit, vegetables and herbs with speed and accuracy. Available in 3 colours. High quality 1. 4116 X50 Cr Mo V15 steel blade Steel blade obtained from a 3mm steel plate with electrical upsetting process Glossy

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