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Old 19-11-2007, 02:01 AM posted to rec.food.cooking,rec.food.equipment
Peter[_6_]
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Default Henckels Santoku knife


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On Sun, 18 Nov 2007 19:18:46 -0500, Sharon V
wrote:

Peter wrote:
Thinking of picking up the Henckels Santoku "international line" knife.
It
is their value brand, and a 7" knife, and a good price.

I've used one and I really like the feel of it as a daily use knife, but
can
anyone comment on durability? If I take proper care of it, can I expect
it
to last?

I keep hearing about Santoku knives. What is so different about them
and what do you use them for?


Instead of having a curve like the French blade,santoku is straight.
Hubby likes the Santoku, but my initial reaction to it has diminished
and I've gone back to my french blade. I prefer the rocking motion of
french. Biggest complaint: I haven't successfully resharpened the
santoku back to my liking yet.


The one I am looking at is not completely straight. It curves up towards
the last 1 1/2" or so, it is still fine for rocking the blade to mince.


 

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