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Rada French Chef's Knife (W231) & Chef's Dicer (W229) Bundle
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About Rada French Chef's Knife (W231) & Chef's Dicer
Includes: Rada Cutlery W229 Chefs Dicer made of Surgical Quality T420 High Carbon Stainless with Dishwasher Safe Black Resin Handle. Blade 5-1/4 inch, overall 9-1/2 inch. Rada Cutlery W231 French Chef's Knife made of Surgical Quality T420 High Carbon Stainless with Dishwasher Safe Black Resin Handle. Blade 8.5 inches, overall 13 inches. If you like big knives, the French Chef Knife and the Chef's Dicer are your answer. The Chef's Knife is designed to rock gently back and forth to effortlessly dice vegetables. It also cuts large items like watermelon and squash or crushes garlic. The Chef's Dicer has a large cutting surface that serious cooks also prefer. It excels in chopping stir fry meats and vegetables and can cut through small poultry bones. Together they make an awesome pair of kitchen tools. Rada cutlery is made of surgical quality, high carbon stainless steel. The dishwasher safe black resin handles have the same weight, feel and balance as the famous Rada Aluminum Handles that have stood the test of time, but are designed to be dishwasher safe. Hollow-ground blades ensure a precision concave surface for maximum edge retention and sharpness. Like all Rada Cutlery, this item carries a lifetime manufacturer guarantee against defects. Rada has been manufacturing cutlery since 1948 and has earned a reputation for remarkable quality and tremendous value. The handles create a 'feel good in your hand' balance for superior comfort. Rada Cutlery products are 100% American Made and come with a Lifetime Guarantee. NOTE: Like all fine cutlery, it is recommended to hand wash and dry immediately after use. Although the handles won't be damaged in the dishwasher or by soaking in dish water, when any cutlery bumps together or rubs against other dishes it can be be dulled and increase the need for more frequent sharpening.
