Global Santoku Knife (Fluted) G-80 - 7" / Couteau Santoku Global (alvéolé) G-80 – Lame de 18 cm (7") – Acier CROMOVA 18

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Global Santoku Knife (Fluted) G-80 - 7" / Couteau Santoku Global (alvéolé) G-80 – Lame de 18 cm (7") – Acier CROMOVA 18Global Santoku Knife G 80 Couteau Santoku Global G 80 Made in Japan, the G 80 Santoku Knife blends traditional Japanese precision with the hardness of Western style stainless steel (CROMOVA 18). Its 7" fluted blade delivers clean, stick free cuts for slicing, dicing, and chopping. The ergonomic dimpled handle offers a secure, comfortable grip for all users. Seamless and hygienic, this elegant knife is a high performance essential for any kitchen. Key

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