Utility kitchen knife Opinel Les Forgés 1890 Santoku 02287 17cm
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Santoku knife from new Opinel series Les Forgés 1890. The Santoku is the most versatile knife which came from Japanese culture. It became inescapable in the kitchen around the world. Slices won't stick to its dimpled blade, making cutting more rapid. Chopping and finely slicing. Easily cut fatty ingredients like salmon. Slicing into sticks, dicing.
- Reference
- 3123840022876
- Brand
- Opinel
- Country
- France
- Steel
- X50CrMoVI5
- Handle
- Beech
- Blade Length, mm
- 170
- Collection
- Les Forgés 1890
- Total length, mm
- 290
MyGoodKnife is official retailer of Opinel knives. The Opinel knife was born in the Savoie region of France in 1890 and has become a universal object due to its wide use and popularity throughout the world. A genuine trigger of memories, it is recognized as one of the best knives in the world. With the same attention to simplicity and reliability, Opinel has designed other ranges of knives and tools for all those who appreciate effective cutting. A simple, robust and faithful tool, this essential little knife has been in the pockets of the greatest artists, adventurers, navigators and mountaineers including Pablo Picasso, Roger Frison Roche, Alain Colas, Eric Tabarly, Jean-Louis Etienne, Ellen Mac Arthur, Paul Bocuse and many more. A constant landmark, cited in countless books and songs, Opinel has risen to the status of a timeless cult object, an unavoidable symbol of French culture.
