Marietti Coltelleria Srl

TAGLIENTISSIMI Table and Steak Knives

Italy , Forno Canavese

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Category Cutlery
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TAGLIENTISSIMI Table and Steak Knives

The TABLE and STEAK knives of the NEW TAGLIENTISIMI line are characterized by having a new HANDLE improved in SHAPE and GRIP, allowing it to better adhere to any palm of the hand, thus ensuring optimal grips in any condition of use and with any food. For this reason, the knives from the NEW TAGLIENTISIMI line represent the best updated solution for TABLE and STEAK knives. The blades are made with the best AISI 420 steels produced and developed for food use. The accurate sharpening process gives our knives an unrivaled cutting ability that lasts over time. The handles are made of direct injection non-deformable non-toxic polypropylene and are suitable for washing in the dishwasher. Available with 11 cm SERRATED and SMOOTH blade in 5 new trendy colors in blister packs of 6 pieces, in blister packs of 12 pieces and in bulk.

Blade thickness 0,8 mm..

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