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This Mezzaluna Knife Lets You Chop Like A Pro
This sharp, ergonomically designed knife is perfect for dicing and mincing veggies, herbs and spices.
Chopping up vegetables isn't particularly difficult, but if you're not using the right knife, it sure can feel like a chore. What you need is a mezzaluna, a type of knife designed specifically for dicing and mincing. We've searched high and low for the best one, and at long last, we've found it: The six-inch Kuhn Rikon mezzaluna knife.
This top-rated chopper has an ergonomically designed handle that makes it easy to dice and mince veggies, herbs and spices with a swift, rocking motion. It has an ultra-sharp stainless steel Japanese blade that's nonstick and easy to clean.
The blade on this Kuhn Rikon knife is exceptionally sharp, and that's exactly what you want in a mezzaluna. Just use caution when mincing or dicing, and when you're not using this this sharp-edged wonder, make sure to store in the protective blade guard (included with purchase).
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The creative chef will find all sorts of uses for this versatile knife. It's durable enough to dice through whole potatoes, but delicate enough to mince garlic or finely chop basil for a delicious pesto. As one happy customer put it, "What a great addition to any kitchen this little mezzaluna is."
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