Dexter Russell P94806 12" Chef's Knife w/ Polypropylene White Handle, Carbon Steel
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Retail Price: $40.90
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Selected Color: White
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Dexter Russell P94806 Description
Also known as a cook's knife, this Dexter Russell P94806 Basics® chef's knife has a 12-inch-long blade that's great for all-purpose prep work. It can be used to mince, slice, chop, and cut meat, large produce, and other ingredients. Constructed for durability and corrosion resistance, the blade is made of stain-free, high-carbon steel. Its heavy-duty handle offers user comfort and is made of white polypropylene. This material is textured to create a slip-resistant grip.
- 12-in. blade
- Stain-free, high-carbon steel blade construction
- Polypropylene handle provides comfortable grip
- Handle is textured for slip resistance
- White
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*Dexter Russell P94806 is free shipping eligible. Users must be signed in with an order total greater than $500 and be shipping to the 48 contiguous states.
From The Manufacturer
Basics® (31629) Chef's/Cook's Knife, 12", stain-free, high-carbon steel, textured, polypropylene white handle, NSF Certified
Dexter Russell P94806 Specifications
| Spec Attribute | Spec Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Dexter Russell |
| Product | Chef's Knives |
| Product Type | Kitchen Tools & Supplies |
| Series | Basics® |
| Warranty | Limited Lifetime Against Defects in Material & Workmanship |
| Weight | 0.64 |
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GREAT KNIFE!
I purchased this knife to replace the one that was stolen. I like the Dexter Russell knives and have two racks of them, and use them frequently, not all at the same time. I normally do not recommend knives, as we all have our preference, but the Dexter Russell line of knives I WILL recommend. They work just as well as the $100 to $300 range of knives.