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PR827735
Chef Knife - MAC Chef TH-80 Granton Edge (20cm)
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Elevate your culinary experience with the MAC Chef TH-80 Granton Edge Chef Knife (20cm). This premium Japanese chef's knife is expertly crafted for precision and durability, making it ideal for both professional chefs and home cooking enthusiasts. With a blade length of 20cm (7.88 inches), this versatile tool is specially designed for slicing, dicing, and chopping a variety of ingredients, including vegetables, fruits, and meats.
The unique Granton edge features hollow indentations that reduce friction and prevent food from sticking, allowing for seamless cutting even with the thickest proteins. Weighing only 6.0 oz, the knife provides a perfect balance and easy maneuverability, ensuring you can operate it for extended periods without fatigue. The thin 2.0 mm blade thickness and carefully-designed taper from heel to tip reflect the high standards of Japanese knife craftsmanship, closely resembling the acclaimed Gyuto design.
Made without a bolster, the MAC Chef TH-80 gives you maximum blade length for effortless precision in your culinary tasks. The ergonomic handle guarantees comfort and control, letting you master various cutting techniques with confidence.
Discover why this chef knife is a favorite for both home chefs and professionals alike. Whether you're preparing a feast or practicing your knife skills, the MAC Chef TH-80 Granton Edge will be your go-to kitchen companion. Make the smart choice in your kitchen – upgrade to the MAC Chef TH-80 today and experience the tradition of Japanese excellence. Shop now at Smartfox NZ for the finest kitchen tools available!
Size: 20cm
Knife Length: 12.65"
Weight: 6.0 oz
Blade Length: 7.88"
Blade Height: 1.90"
Blade Thickness: 2.0 mm
This 8" chef's knife is similar to our best-selling MTH-80 from the Professional series but without the bolster and without the sub-zero tempered steel. The gradual taper from heel to tip is in the style of the Gyuto (Japanese chef's knife). It can be used for slicing most fruits, vegetables, and proteins on the cutting board.
The unique Granton edge features hollow indentations that reduce friction and prevent food from sticking, allowing for seamless cutting even with the thickest proteins. Weighing only 6.0 oz, the knife provides a perfect balance and easy maneuverability, ensuring you can operate it for extended periods without fatigue. The thin 2.0 mm blade thickness and carefully-designed taper from heel to tip reflect the high standards of Japanese knife craftsmanship, closely resembling the acclaimed Gyuto design.
Made without a bolster, the MAC Chef TH-80 gives you maximum blade length for effortless precision in your culinary tasks. The ergonomic handle guarantees comfort and control, letting you master various cutting techniques with confidence.
Discover why this chef knife is a favorite for both home chefs and professionals alike. Whether you're preparing a feast or practicing your knife skills, the MAC Chef TH-80 Granton Edge will be your go-to kitchen companion. Make the smart choice in your kitchen – upgrade to the MAC Chef TH-80 today and experience the tradition of Japanese excellence. Shop now at Smartfox NZ for the finest kitchen tools available!
Size: 20cm
Knife Length: 12.65"
Weight: 6.0 oz
Blade Length: 7.88"
Blade Height: 1.90"
Blade Thickness: 2.0 mm
This 8" chef's knife is similar to our best-selling MTH-80 from the Professional series but without the bolster and without the sub-zero tempered steel. The gradual taper from heel to tip is in the style of the Gyuto (Japanese chef's knife). It can be used for slicing most fruits, vegetables, and proteins on the cutting board.
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