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Richardson Sheffield 12.5 cm Cucina Santoku Knife, Silver - £6.59 @ Amazon
Richardson Sheffield 12.5 cm Cucina Santoku Knife, Silver - £6.59 @ Amazon
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Posted 5 April 2023

Richardson Sheffield 12.5 cm Cucina Santoku Knife, Silver - £6.59 @ Amazon

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  • High Quality Stainless Steel Blade: stays sharper for longer and gives the all-round lasting performance that you'd expect from Richardson Sheffield
  • Full Tang Construction: provides additional strength, durability, and balance
  • Designed With Traditional 3 Rivet Handle: carefully crafted to last longer and be comfortable to hold
  • Hollow Ground Blade: straight sided blade with a ‘hollow grind’ on either side near to the edge to allow for a finer cut
  • 15 Year Guarantee: on the workmanship and materials of our knives, we promise to repair or replace free of charge
  • Dishwasher safe
  • Not for sale to anyone under the age of 18

Scalloped edge helps release thin and sticky food after slicing, chopping, dicing and mincing.
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Edited by SebK, 6 April 2023
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  1. Segal's avatar
    I used to work for Richardsons as far as I am aware they are now manufactured in the far east and finished (handles put on sharpened etc in Sheffield ) you won’t find the words made in Sheffield anywhere on the knives these days Richardsons Sheffield is just a trade mark.Richardsons is now owned by a Dutch company It doesn’t mean these knives aren’t any good I’m just trying to clarify a modern day misconception. (edited)
  2. sammyantha123's avatar
    I have this as part of a set, had them maybe a year, I stick them in the dishwasher, use them to open plastic food wrappers and all the things you're meant to avoid but these are still going strong. I really like these santoku shaped ones too, the wide blade is really good for sliding over your finger knuckles safely and allowing you to chop quickly, also handy for helping to pick stuff up.
    sammyantha123's avatar
    My set came with a larger and smaller one, I like both, I think this must be the smaller one...12.5cm is not the size they wield in horror movies, but fine for chopping veg etc
  3. joeyjoejoe206's avatar
    OOS
  4. harj_s's avatar
    Is this the set?
    Richardson Sheffield 3-Piece Cucina Starter Knife Set amzn.eu/d/3…EOE
    sammyantha123's avatar
    That is A set, but the one I bought was this one, it came up on HUKD and cost £38 at the time;
    Richardson Sheffield 10-Piece Cucina Knife block Set, Silver amzn.eu/d/c…MbO
  5. gunther's avatar
    A really useful knife. Bought two of these when last on offer, one for home, one for camping. They are more of a utility knife size.
  6. Proveright's avatar
    Thanks OP. In real money, 4.92" ie small
    Cherryton's avatar
    I have just asked my wife.
    She said she prefers 10"-12"
    And that you need to hold them in your hand to see if they feel ok
    Not sure how long they keep the sharp edge either? (edited)
  7. richHDUK's avatar
    I've got a decent chef's knife. What do these scalloped blades offer over just having what I've got? I've got room on my knife rack for some extra knives.
    gg1pl's avatar
    Scallop feature stops/reduces food sticking to knife
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