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Due Cigni Cookout 1896, 2C1024 black POM, butcher’s knife, 27 cm

Original price was: $11.83.Current price is: $9.32.

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Description

The Due Cigni Cookout 1896 butcher’s knife 20 cm black is a stylish and practical butcher’s knife. A knife with this blade shape is also called a ‘breaking knife’. Referring to the action of breaking something down. Meat, for example. Thanks to the curved edge you can easily make long strokes. Great when removing large pieces of meat from bone or to finely cut large pieces of meat.

Due Cigni 1896 blade

The blade is made from X50Cr15MOV stainless steel and has a smooth, razor-sharp edge. This type of steel is highly resistant to stains and rust. In addition, you can also easily sharpen it yourself if it loses some of its sharpness over time.

Due Cigni Cookout 1896 handle

The handle is made from black POM. A rock-solid and sustainable plastic that can handle heat, water, acids and demanding use. Great for use in the kitchen. The handle is traditionally, and of course seamlessly, riveted to the blade with three rivets. As such no dirt can accumulate in between the blade and the handle. Despite the fact that it is a strong handle material we still recommend cleaning it by hand. The dishwasher could dull the plastic in the long run, and it could even tear.

Due Cigni 1896 collection

The kitchen knives from the Due Cigni 1896 collection were designed by Oreste Frati. In addition to being the owner of Fox Knives, he is a gifted designer. For the design of these knives, he looked at the design of classic European chef’s knives. . You can tell he made it entirely his own, looking at the flowing lines of the walnut wood handle. The thin blade ensures that the knives weigh next to nothing and are easy to use. The knives are produced in Italy.

About Due Cigni

Due Cigni (two swans) is a traditional, Italian knife manufacturer that has been producing top-quality kitchen knives, shears and saws for over hundred years. All products are produced in the Italian knife capital of Maniago. Some years ago the brand was bought by Fox Cutlery, also located in Maniago. They continued the Due Cigni tradition of producing fine, top-quality kitchen knives and scissors

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