Description
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A brilliant alternative to a traditional chef’s knife, the Wüsthof Classic Santoku Knife 17cm with Hollow Edge is designed for precision, speed, and effortless slicing. With its slightly shorter, wider blade and straight edge, it excels at finely chopping vegetables, slicing meat, and preparing fish with clean, smooth cuts.
What sets the Wüsthof Classic Santoku Knife apart are the small indentations along the blade – these hollow edges create tiny air pockets that help prevent food from sticking as you slice. It’s especially handy when working with thin slices or starchy ingredients, making prep quicker and more efficient.
Crafted in Solingen, Germany, this knife is precision forged from a single piece of high-carbon stainless steel for exceptional strength, durability, and balance. The blade is hardened and laser-sharpened for long-lasting sharpness, while the triple-riveted handle offers a secure, comfortable grip for total control.
If you’re looking to mix things up from a classic chef’s knife, this Santoku is a fantastic addition to any kitchen setup.
Looking to upgrade your kitchen knives? Browse our full range of Wüsthof knives to find your perfect match.
Product Features
- Rockwell hardness 58 HRC
- Precision forged from a single piece of high-carbon stainless steel
- 17cm Santoku blade – ideal for slicing, dicing, and chopping
- Hollow edge (Granton edge) reduces food sticking
- Perfect for vegetables, meat, and fish
- Laser-sharpened for long-lasting edge retention
- Ergonomic, triple-riveted handle for comfort and control
- Made in Solingen, Germany
Blade Length: 17cm
- Handle Length: 11.2cm
Material: High-carbon stainless steel blade. Synthetic handle (triple-riveted)
Care Instructions:
Hand wash only and dry immediately
Avoid abrasive sponges and soaking
Do not use on hard surfaces like glass or stone
Regular honing recommended to maintain performance.
About WÜSTHOF
Since 1814, Wüsthof has been a leader in crafting high-quality knives, combining tradition with innovation. Now in its seventh generation, the family-run company is led by cousins Viola and Harald Wüsthof. From their home in Solingen, Germany – known as the “City of Blades” – Wüsthof exports its precision knives to over 80 countries worldwide.
Wüsthof’s commitment to craftsmanship and design is evident in every blade. Whether you’re a food lover, home cook, or professional chef, their beautifully balanced knives offer exceptional sharpness and functionality