Serrated fruit and vegetable knife, with a durable cutting edge, perfect for slicing tomatoes or kiwis. Handle water-resistant, premium polymer in bright red, sharp blade in martensitic steel, length 10 cm. More
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Serrated fruit and vegetable knife, with a durable cutting edge, perfect for slicing tomatoes or kiwis. Handle water-resistant, premium polymer in bright red, sharp blade in martensitic steel, length 10 cm. More
Opinel Essentiels N°313 serrated vegetable knife 10 cm, red
Small kitchen knife with a sharp and durable, 100 mm long, serrated stainless steel blade. It is particularly useful for slicing and dicing foods that aresoft and flexible at the same time - for example, tomatoes or kiwis or the slightly exotic artichoke. The ergonomic, red polymer handle makes it very easy to hold and handle.
- Length of serrated blade: 10 cm
- Blade material: special stainless steel blend
- handle material: highly resistant polymer
- handle colour: red
- dishwasher safe
Exceptional combination of great features
Martensitic stainless steel is characterised by high hardness due to the addition of nitrogen (0.15%) and excellent corrosion resistance due to the high chromium content (16%).
Make the colours in your kitchen pop
Opinel launches the Essentiels N°313 kitchen aids in 3 colours - bright red,green and ink blue. This is an essential range, designed for young kitchens, with simple, clean lines and handles made of premium, resistant polymer. The Essentiel knives and scrapers are dishwasher safe, as the handles will not be damaged by water.It is also resistant tochemicals and resists high temperatures.
The birth of a legend
The story of the now iconic Opinel® brand begins in the 19th century, when the merchant Victor-Amédée Opinel learned to forge nails during his travels and subsequently set up his forge in France. After his death, his son Daniel took over the trade and became the "maker of sharp objects" for local farmers. because his sickle and scythe blades were renowned far and wide as the sharpest possible.
But the real Opinel pocket knife would have to wait a little longer to see the light of day.Daniel Opinel' s eldest son, Joseph, decided to follow in his father's footsteps and, driven by an artistic passion...he combined hand craftsmanship with the most advanced technology of the day to create a small miracle. The year was 1890 and the Opinel pocket knife saw the light of day, a knife loved from day one and handed down from generation to generation. A knife that over the following years won hundreds of thousands of fans around the world, became a staple in many households and, in a way, one of the symbols of France.
