

Graphite Santoku Knife 17.5 cm
Best for: Vegetables · Fish · Thin slicing
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Knives for slicing, dicing and chopping vegetables, fruit and herbs: santoku knives of 13.5–18 cm with a wide blade that carries the chopped food straight to the pan, utility knives of 12–12.5 cm and paring knives of 9–10 cm for peeling and small tasks. Series: Graphite, Legacy, Gene, Vector and Codon.
Also here: two pairs of kitchen scissors for herbs, a serrated Y-peeler and a large 37 × 27 cm bamboo cutting board.
See also: santoku knives, paring and utility knives and graters and peelers.
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A chef's knife for most jobs. A santoku for vegetables and precise cuts. A serrated bread knife for bread and cakes.
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Blade length: 9, 10, 12, 12.5, 13.5, 14, 17, 17.5, 18, 21 cm.
Hand washing is recommended for all products currently in stock.
The BergHOFF warranty depends on the model: 2 years, 5 years, 10 years, 30 years. The exact period is stated on each product page. On some products the coating has a shorter warranty; see the product page.
Prices of the products currently in stock: from €6,17 to €30,03.
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Start with a chef's knife of around 20 cm – it handles most everyday cutting. Add a small paring knife for peeling and detail work, and a serrated bread knife.
Both are all-round knives. A chef's knife has a curved edge for rocking cuts; a santoku has a flatter edge for straight up-and-down chopping of vegetables, fish and meat. Choose the shape that feels best in your hand.
Use a honing steel regularly and sharpen the blade when honing no longer helps. Cut on wooden or plastic boards rather than glass or stone, and store knives in a block or on a magnetic strip.
We recommend washing knives by hand and drying them straight away. A dishwasher can dull the edge and damage the handle. Always follow the care instructions for your knife.