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Tool: Hollow-Ground Santoku Knife edit
Created by: Anonymous
Tags: Utensils, Knives, Cutlery, Cutlery, Japanese
Translations:空心地面Santoku刀 (Chinese), 中空グラウンド三徳ナイフ (Japanese), أجوف الأرض Santoku السكين (Arabic), Поле земли Santoku нож (Russian),... All Translations
edit About Hollow-Ground Santoku Knife
The handles are manufactured hollow and then filled with just enough steel to achieve the perfect balance. A hollow ground santoku knife is great for slicing or chopping. Hollow-ground edges on blade allow for less drag and sticking.
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