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Victorinox Forschner Fibrox Pro Black Chef's Serrated Bread Slicer 9" Offset Knife Blade 1.5-inch Width at Handle $15.99 Shipped @Amazon.com
$15.99
$32.00
here.. [amazon.com] In stock Feb 10, 2021
- Dependable, sturdy, easy to carry
- Great for everyday use
- Swiss made precision
- Package Dimensions : 5" L x 2" W x 4" H
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And are offset bread knifes worth it compared to a regular serrated knife?
And are offset bread knifes worth it compared to a regular serrated knife?
It takes up 2x more room in the drawer so no to me, I got the cheaper regular looking Mercer one
And are offset bread knifes worth it compared to a regular serrated knife?
Around here, everyone wants the bread almost as soon as it is done and for that, an electric knife with little to no pressure has worked well.
That's good to know. Thanks for that information