cutlery A B C


Color Coated Knives • Sharp, corrosion-resistant stainless blades with a nonstick coating


• Ergonomic handles • Storage covers


A. Color Coated Paring Knife Perfect for garnishing and smaller tasks. 2¾" blade.


#1074 $13.50 j


B. Color Coated Santoku Knife Hollow recesses help cleanly slice, dice, chop and mince. 5" blade.


D #1059 $18.00 j


C. Color Coated Bread Knife Gently slice breads and cakes. 8" serrated blade.


#1069 $20.00 j D. Color Coated Chef’s Knife E


Slice, dice and chop meats, veggies and herbs. 7" blade. #1094 $20.00 j


E. Color Coated Tomato Knife Glide through tomato skins. 4½" serrated blade.


#1064 $15.50 j


F. Color Coated Utility Knife A handy, all-purpose knife. 4½" blade. #1093 $15.50 j


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G. new Color Coated Nakiri Knife Create julienne cuts and


thin uniform slices with the 4" straight blade. #1123


$18.00 j G


H. new Color Coated Peeling Knife


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Peel effortlessly with the curved 2½" blade. Great for apples, potatoes and odd-shaped foods like ginger. #1122


$13.50 j


I. Handy Scraper Cleanly move chopped ingredients from cutting board to recipe. Scrape surfaces, too. Dishwasher-safe. #1615 $7.00 j


FAVORITE HOST


J. Cut-N-Seal® Make crust-free pocket sandwiches. Just place filling between two bread slices, then cut and seal. 3½". #1195 $10.00 


L. My Safe Cutter


K. Cheese Knife Shave, slice and pierce cheese with our patented stainless blade. Includes storage cover. 5" blade. Dishwasher-safe. #1126 $10.00


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A safe, stainless cutter with a rounded point, just sharp enough for kids to carve pumpkins or cut apples, cheese, even modeling clay. 2¾" blade. Dishwasher-safe. #2904 $4.50 j


M. Rotary Grater Grate fresh Parmesan or cheddar cheese, chocolate, nuts, even carrots and zucchini. Extra-wide, open drum has bidirectional blades to create a fine, consistent grate without clogging. Reversible handle for right- and left-handers. Dishwasher-safe. #1277 $20.00 


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