Kyocera Ceramic Paring Knife (White Blade)

Description

Ceramic knives are great for slicing and chopping fruits, vegetables and boneless meats. The Kyocera ceramic paring knife is suited for peeling and paring and small chopping tasks. The Kyocera ceramic paring knife is available in a white or black blade, this is the white blade version. The Kyocera 3" ceramic paring knife is a great way to inexpensively try the wonderful Kyocera ceramic knives line. The Kyocera ceramic paring knife is suited for peeling and paring and small chopping tasks. The Kyocera ceramic paring knife is available in a white or black blade, this is the white blade version. Kyocera ceramic knives are a terrific alternative to metal knives, especially for those who don't sharpen their knives. Chef's Resource has carried ceramic knives since the inception of the website in 1999. The Kyocera ceramic knife blade is close to a diamond in hardness, so the blade holds its sharpness for a very long time, at least 10 times longer than a traditional blade. Ceramic is also pure and doesn't react with acid, lettuce and other foods, nor will it rust. The knife is also lighter than a metal equivalent, so during long cutting tasks there is less fatigue. Ceramic knives are suited for slicing and chopping fruits, vegetables and boneless meats. A ceramic knife is not recommended for cutting hard foods, carving, prying, flexing scraping or boning. The Kyocera ceramic paring knife is great for peeling and paring and small chopping tasks.

Key Features

• Chef's Resource has carried ceramic knives since the inception of the website in 1999.
• The Kyocera 3" ceramic paring knife is a great way to inexpensively try the wonderful Kyocera ceramic knives line.
• Kyocera ceramic knives are a terrific alternative to metal knives, especially for those who don't sharpen their knives.
• The Kyocera ceramic paring knife is suited for peeling and paring and small chopping tasks.
• The Kyocera ceramic paring knife is available in a white or black blade, this is the white blade version.
• The Kyocera ceramic knife blade is close to a diamond in hardness, so the blade holds its sharpness for a very long time, at least 10 times longer than a traditional blade.