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Epicure 8" Bread Knife

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$3.89 $5.99 In stock

With a chic, soft-grip black handle, bolster and end cap, the Epicure 8" Bread Knife provides the balance and ergonomics needed to slice loaves efficiently. Featuring an exceptionally sharp stainless steel, serrated blade with a hollow-ground edge, Epicure offers a dependable and quick cut that won't crush or tear your bread. As an added bonus, our knife comes with matching blade guard for safekeeping.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ryan X. ★★★★★

I was skeptical about spending more on a bread knife, but the soft-grip handle makes a huge difference—no more slipping when cutting through a crusty baguette. It stays razor-sharp even after several weeks of daily use.

Ellie L. ★★★★★

This blade glides through a fresh sourdough crust without crushing the crumb, and the bolster balances the weight so nicely that my wrist doesn't tire mid-loaf. Clean slices for days.

Daniel ★★★★★

The soft-grip handle makes a huge difference when you're slicing through a dense boule—my hand didn't get tired at all. It glides through the crust without crushing the crumb, which is exactly what I needed.