Kai DG-3002D Paring knife

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Kai Shun Classic White utility knife 15 cm

Kai Shun Classic White paring knife 9 cm

Kai Shun Classic White Santoku 18 cm

Kai Shun Classic White carving knife 23 cm

Kai Shun Classic White chef's knife 20 cm

Blade length: 24 cm
Weight: 205 grams
Handle blade: pakka wood and VG-MAX

This **Kai Shun Classic White bread knife** is, with its 23 cm long blade, perfect as an all-round, serrated knife. Use the bread knife to cut hard and soft breads but also cakes, pies and fruit with a hard skin. This proves that you can use this knife for much more than just to cut bread. A real must-have!

 ## Classic White blade

 The KAI knives are made from 32 layers of stainless damast, with a core layer made from VG-MAX steel. This is an extremely corrosion resistant cobalt alloy with a hardness of 61-62 HRC. Each KAI blade gets a special surface treatment, creating the stunning pattern of lines that is so characteristic of damascus steel. Each KAI knife is sharpened by hand before it ends up in your kitchen.

 ## Classic White handle

 The handles are made from white pakka wood and have a traditional Japanese 'chestnut shape'. It gives these knives excellent ergonomics. Only suited for right-handed use because of the asymmetrical shape of the handle.

 ## Safely store your bread knife

 If you put your paring knife in a drawer you run the risk that your knife will come into contact with other steel objects. This is not recommended for the sharpness of your knife. Also, grabbing in a drawer that holds sharp kitchen knives isn't very safe. For that reason you should always use knife guards, an in-drawer or, even better, a good knife magnet or knife block.



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We always measure the blade length ourselves. This is the length of the blade from the tip to the front of the handle. This may deviate from the manufacturer's specification.

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This concerns the type of edge [Want to learn more about a serrated versus a plain edge](/en/ct/pocket-knives-difference-plain-edge-serrated.htm)?

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In terms of grind we are talking about how the complete blade thickness extends into the edge. Want to learn more about grinds? [Read all about grinds on knives](/en/ct/knife-grinds.htm).

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Kai Shun Classic White bread knife 23 cm

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