Victorinox Swiss Classic 10.25 Inch Slicing Knife with Granton Blade

The Victorinox Swiss Classic 10.25" Slicer with a Granton Blade, also known as a carving knife, is a must-have for effortlessly slicing through meats such as your Thanksgiving turkey, as well as a variety of other foods including roasts, hams, fish, cakes, and sandwiches. Its 10.25-inch blade is designed for smooth, easy slicing, allowing for both large and delicate cuts. The blade is made from high-carbon stainless steel, which is not only razor-sharp for precise cuts but also flexible for ease of use. The Granton edge, characterized by its hollowed-out grooves, reduces friction and prevents food from sticking to the blade, making your slicing tasks more efficient and effortless. This knife also features a straight edge, ideal for cutting both firm and soft foods without tearing or shredding, ensuring clean and uniform slices. Crafted with the home chef in mind, this knife incorporates the best features from Victorinox's commercial-grade cutlery. It boasts a contemporary handle inspired by the patented Fibrox Pro line, designed to minimize wrist tension and provide a secure, comfortable grip. The knife is perfectly balanced with high-quality, lightweight European steel, reducing hand and wrist fatigue for comfortable use over extended periods. Its edge is expertly tapered and ground in two directions to maintain sharpness longer, and it can be easily re-sharpened when needed. Victorinox, renowned for its expert craftsmanship since 1884, offers a lifetime guarantee against defects in material and workmanship for this knife. It is a testament to the brand's commitment to quality and excellence, ensuring that whether you're a seasoned chef or a culinary novice, you have the right tools to pursue your cooking ambitions with confidence. Please note, this knife may ship with the International item number 6.8223.25 on the blade. It is recommended to hand wash this knife to maintain its edge and finish, and it should be honed regularly to keep it in optimal condition. Victorinox's rich history began in 1884 in Ibach, Switzerland, and it has since become a global icon in cutlery, continuing to operate under the Elsener family's ownership in the same village where it all started.