Fissman 7'' Santoku Knife FrankFruit - steel X50Cr15MoV

Santoku is a traditional Japanese style knife. The word itself means "three virtues" in Japanese, referring to the tasks this knife can perform: cutting, slicing and chopping. It is similar in appearance to the Large Chef's Knife, but has a distinctive shape with a curved tip and a straight blade, often called a "sheep's foot". This shape allows for a more precise up-and-down motion when chopping, which can be more efficient and precise than the back-and-forth motion of using a chef's knife. Santoku knives usually have a notch on the blade called a granton. These grooves help reduce friction and prevent food from sticking to the blade while slicing. All knives in the FRANKFURT series are made of high-quality German steel X50Cr15MoV, known for its excellent mechanical properties, excellent toughness, hardness (HRC 55 HRC) and corrosion resistance and capable of holding an excellent cut for a long time. Classic European sharpening, symmetrical along the entire length of the cutting edge, will provide incredible ease of use. The elegant handle made of African Wenge wood has an ergonomic shape and provides a comfortable grip. Manufactured to professional standards, these knives are durable and well-balanced to last for a very long time. FISSMAN will help you realize your wildest ideas in the kitchen! A light breakfast, a hearty lunch, a delicious dinner - FISSMAN will help you realize any ideas!
* Versatility: The chef's knife from the FRANKFURT series is adept at a multitude of tasks, from cutting meat and fish to slicing vegetables and herbs.
* Exceptional Steel: Crafted from high-quality German steel X50Cr15MoV, known for its mechanical properties, toughness, hardness (HRC 55 HRC), and corrosion resistance.urability: Products in the set maintain their shape and resist deformation.
* Prolonged Sharpness: The steel used ensures the blade maintains an excellent cut for an extended period, reducing the need for frequent sharpening.rless and Tasteless: Regardless of the dish's refinement, the cutlery won't impart metallic notes.