Bread Knife (9-in.) by Calphalon

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Bread Knife (9-in.)

Katana Series by Calphalon

MSRP Our Price Quantity	: : :	$127.00 $74.95

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Item# 362795

Product Description:

Never worry about slicing bread with crumbs scattering all over your cutting board. For clean slices of bread, Calphalon's 9-in. Bread Knife from the Katana Series is the ticket. Whether you're cutting bread for delicious panini, bruschetta or crostini, this high-carbon stainless steel knife will get the job done without making a mess or breaking the loaf apart. No need for downward pressure, just gently cut through the exterior's hard crust and soft interior of any loaf of bread. Use it to slice delicate angel food cake.

Item# 362795

Product Characteristics:

Cleaning & Care

Handwash with mild dish soap

Material

High-carbon stainless steel

Origin

China

Size

9-in.

Warranty

Lifetime Warranty

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Rated 1 time(s) by customers who purchased this item 1 out of 1 customers wrote reviews Recommended by 0% of Reviewers Value: 0% rated it a good value

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great looking but high matainence

Would not purchase again

by Tate (Cambridge, MA) 3 review(s)

8/22/2008

these knives will rust if not dried imediatly after use

3 of 7 people found this review helpful

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What our Kitchen Experts Say

Remember never to store good bakery bread in plastic bags- it will ruin the crust. Instead, store in a paper bag at room temperature. If you don't finish it within a day or two, slice and put in the freezer for the next time you want toast for breakfast.