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10" Mercer Culinary Millennia Colors Wide Wavy Edge Bread Knife (various colors)
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Amazon has 10" Mercer Culinary Millennia Colors Wide Wavy Edge Bread Knife (various colors) on sale listed below. Shipping is free with Prime or on $25+ orders.
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- This deal on the yellow-handle knife is $5.50 off (29% savings) the listed retail price of $19.
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- Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars based nearly 19,700 Amazon customer reviews.
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UPDATE: Price went up on the red one, but the gray [amazon.com] and white [amazon.com]ones are now $13.99 and 14.25, respectively. OR if you prefer the solid black handle [amazon.com] it's now $14.99.
Best serrated knife you'll ever own, and within a few cents of the front page deal from last summer:
Mercer Culinary Millennia 10" Wavy Edge Colors Bread Knife - Red $13.30 [amazon.com]
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I took a flyer on this knife a few years ago after Cook's Illustrated raved about it and they were right -- it runs circles around my very expensive German bread knife, thanks to a great quality blade and a very wide-set wavy serrated pattern. Who cares if it doesn't match my other knives? I use it almost every day.
Best serrated knife you'll ever own, and within a few cents of the front page deal from last summer:
Mercer Culinary Millennia 10" Wavy Edge Colors Bread Knife - Red $13.30 [amazon.com]
Ships from and sold by Amazon.com.
I took a flyer on this knife a few years ago after Cook's Illustrated raved about it and they were right -- it runs circles around my very expensive German bread knife, thanks to a great quality blade and a very wide-set wavy serrated pattern. Who cares if it doesn't match my other knives? I use it almost every day.
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Great present also for cooks and chefs.
Use zero pressure when slicing, almost zero crumbs with bread, clean cuts.
Watch your fingers!
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Great present also for cooks and chefs.
Use zero pressure when slicing, almost zero crumbs with bread, clean cuts.
Watch your fingers!
Great present also for cooks and chefs.
Use zero pressure when slicing, almost zero crumbs with bread, clean cuts.
Watch your fingers!
My fingers quake in terror every time I grab this knife.
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For that, your best tool is a sharp slicing knife, or a versatile larger well-sharpened chefs knife. Mercer has excellent value-priced versions of both. If you don't have a good chefs knife, I recommend starting with the Mercer Renaissance 8" chefs knife. [EDIT: See below. I got the names wrong. I recommend the Genesis over the Renaissance]
https://www.amazon.com/Mercer-Cul...B000PS1HS
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For that, your best tool is a sharp slicing knife, or a versatile larger well-sharpened chefs knife. Mercer has excellent value-priced versions of both. If you don't have a good chefs knife, I recommend starting with the Mercer Renaissance 8" chefs knife.
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https://www.amazon.com/Mercer-Cul...B000PS1HS
I've got two of these. They are excellent for briskets and pork tenderloins in addition to breads.
I'm honestly more cautious around these than a loaded gun. A drop on to a bare foot will be a significant hospital visit. You should probably not allow children access to this knife. My wife doesn't even like to use it and makes me put it away.