Amazon has
3" Mercer Culinary Millennia Slim Paring Knife (various colors
) on sale for
$6.18.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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About this product:
- Crafted with one-piece high-carbon Japanese steel
- Ergonomic handle with textured finger points
- Ideal for small slicing and intricate cutting
Top Comments
I'm personally not a fan of the Millennia line and MUCH prefer their more expensive offerings, which are crazy cheap at the restaurant supply houses. The regular Mercer lineup is probably the standard at most cooking schools. Having both, I think the quality of their forged lines is fully the equal of Wusthof and superior to Henkels. My mother and grandmother used paring knives because they worked food in their hands, and not on a cutting board. I have a few very nice paring knives in the drawer that remain in their original packaging - I much prefer a 5-6" petty/utility knife and a cutting board
Community Reviews
Mercer Millennia Slim paring knives are solid budget blades for everyday prep, with sharp out of the box performance, a comfortable handle, and a lifetime warranty on Millennia knives and forks. The steel is described as no stain stainless steel, and the knives have held up for years with only occasional sharpening. The main caveat is that the usual price sits around $6, so this listing is more a normal-value pickup than a standout bargain. Mercer also makes the line in Taiwan.
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I'm personally not a fan of the Millennia line and MUCH prefer their more expensive offerings, which are crazy cheap at the restaurant supply houses. The regular Mercer lineup is probably the standard at most cooking schools. Having both, I think the quality of their forged lines is fully the equal of Wusthof and superior to Henkels. My mother and grandmother used paring knives because they worked food in their hands, and not on a cutting board. I have a few very nice paring knives in the drawer that remain in their original packaging - I much prefer a 5-6" petty/utility knife and a cutting board
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