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Making light work of slicing, dicing and mincing a wide variety of ingredients, this 17 cm Santoku knife is one of those kitchen essentials you can’t do without. The sturdy PP handle ensures a good grip while the large stainless steel blade is always ready to tackle your meat, fish, poultry, fruits and veggies.
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Making light work of slicing, dicing and mincing a wide variety of ingredients, this 17 cm Santoku knife is one of those kitchen essentials you can’t do without. The sturdy PP handle ensures a good grip while the large stainless steel blade is always ready to tackle your meat, fish, poultry, fruits and veggies. Thanks to the clefts in the blade that act as a non-stick coating, you can cut quickly and efficiently without the food sticking to the knife’s blade.
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Codon Scalloped Santoku Knife 17 cm
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| Blade length | 12.5 cm | 17 cm |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 23.4 × 2.75 × 1.75 cm | 29.6 × 4.55 × 2.2 cm |
| Net weight | 0.04 kg | 0.12 kg |
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Blade length: 17 cm; Dimensions (L × W × H): 29.6 × 4.55 × 2.2 cm; Net weight: 0.12 kg.
Hand wash recommended.
BergHOFF warranty: 5 years (2 years on the coating).
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BergHOFF Studio, Belgium
It all started with a few sets of pots and cutlery.
Since 1994, BergHOFF has been bringing Belgian design to the kitchen at a fair price. Here is how we do it, step by step.
Read the BergHOFF recipe
Belgian cookware brand since 1994
BergHOFF is a Belgian brand of cookware and kitchenware, founded in 1994 and sold in more than 60 countries. Its mission: the most innovative designs at the most competitive prices, in the most sustainable way.
Other brands trust BergHOFF too: Zara Home by BergHOFF, and cookware developed with brands such as Bosch, Siemens, Neff, AEG and Tchibo.
More than 30 years of design from BergHOFF Studio in Belgium, with designers such as Pieter Roex and Ralph Krämer.
Close to 100 international design awards, including Red Dot, iF Design and GOOD DESIGN. The awards of each model are listed on its product page.
Award-winning Belgian design at prices made for everyday kitchens, from accessible starter lines to premium series.
Many pans and pots are made from recycled aluminium or recycled stainless steel. The ceramic non-stick coatings are made without PFAS, according to the manufacturer.
Most BergHOFF pans and pots work on gas, electric, ceramic and induction hobs. The suitable hob types are listed for each product.
Many series combine pans, pots, knives and kitchen tools in the same colours and style, so everything you add fits what you already have.
The same design thinking at three levels: choose by how often you cook and what you want to spend.
BergHOFF design at an accessible price: an easy first BergHOFF, for a first home or as a gift.
The most versatile lines for daily family cooking, in several colours and materials.
This productOur premium series, including the award-winning Phantom, for people who cook a lot and want more from their cookware.
Guides
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Questions and answers
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.