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Epicure 7" Santoku Knife

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$5.1 $6.99 In stock

With a chic, soft-grip black handle, bolster and end cap, the Epicure 7" Santoku Knife provides the balance and ergonomics needed to mince, dice and slice efficiently. Featuring an exceptionally sharp stainless steel, dimpled blade with a hollow-ground edge, Epicure offers a dependable and quick cut and looks sleek and timeless on your kitchen countertop. As an added bonus, our knife comes with a blade guard for safekeeping.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Alexander N. ★★★★★

Six weeks of daily meal prep and the edge is still gliding through tomatoes without crushing them, which says a lot for a knife in this price range. The soft-grip handle makes mincing garlic a pleasure instead of a chore, and the bolster gives my fingers a natural stopping point that feels secure.

Miles H. ★★★★★

I was surprised by how well-balanced this knife feels—the bolster keeps my hand from slipping even when chopping through a big pile of onions. It made dicing vegetables for stir-fry noticeably faster than my old chef's knife.

Andrew ★★★★★

That soft-grip handle really does make a difference—my hand didn't tire at all after dicing a mountain of onions. The blade glides through tomatoes without squashing them, which is exactly what I needed.