Logwood · 10"
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"We have partnered with the world's finest bread artisans to bring you the best bread knife in the world. The iMarku 10" Bread Knife offers excellent balance and exceptional control. It is incredibly sharp, with a small guard at both the tip and the heel of the blade for safe storage. When in action, this knife effortlessly glides through even the crustiest loaves.
Each knife is not cheaply welded together but fully tang and full forged, meaning it is made from a single stainless steel rod extending from the blade to the handle, resulting in a sharper and perfectly balanced blade.
The bread knife features a long and wide blade with 24 serrated teeth that are sharp enough to slice through the softest bread without crushing the crust. Its durability and reliability are ensured by the double rivet design and the sharp serrated edge. You can trust that your knife will withstand the test of time. It effortlessly cuts through crusty artisan bread, cakes, bagels, soft fruits, pineapples, and more."
All Imarku products come with a limited or lifetime warranty. For eligible items, we will replace any defective items with some exceptions regarding proper care and use.
We accept returns and exchanges for up to 90 days on the majority of our items within the US. Exclusions apply including — consumables, customized/engraved items, final sale products, limited edition releases, and other select items.
Santoku knives excel at slicing, dicing, and chopping a variety of foods, including vegetables, fruits, boneless meats, and fish. They're versatile tools in the kitchen.
Both chef's and santoku knives are versatile kitchen tools. While santoku knives are a type of chef's knife, they differ in shape and style from traditional French and German blades.
The key difference lies in precision cutting, where santoku knives excel due to their suitability for very thin cuts. In contrast, chef's knives struggle to achieve the same level of precision. Santoku knives also require a unique slicing technique, moving front and backward through food, unlike the rocking motion of a chef's knife.
To maintain your Santoku knife's longevity and performance, hand wash it with mild soap and warm water, avoiding dishwashers. Dry it immediately after washing to prevent corrosion.
Store it in a knife block or on a magnetic strip to protect the edge, and regularly hone the blade for sharpness. Avoid cutting bones or hard surfaces to prevent chipping.
Sharpening a Santoku knife is crucial for its performance. Tools like Whetstones, Honing Steel, and knife sharpeners offer distinct features and benefits.
Whetstone:
Features precise control over sharpening.
Method: Soak, wet, sharpen, hone.
Frequency: Light Use: 3-6 months, Daily Use: 1-2 months.
Honing Steel:
Straightens and aligns the knife edge.
Method: Hold, sweep, repeat.
Frequency: Before each use.
Knife Sharpeners:
Convenient and speedy for touch-ups.
Method: Follow instructions, pass blade, ensure angle.
Frequency: Light Use: 3-6 months, Daily Use: 1-2 months.
Knowing when to replace or upgrade your knife depends on several factors:
Blade Condition: If your knife blade has chips, nicks, or visible signs of wear that cannot be repaired through sharpening, it may be time for a replacement .
Performance: If your knife no longer performs as efficiently as it used to, such as difficulty in slicing or chopping, it might be time for an upgrade.
Durability: Consider the durability of your knife. If it becomes prone to bending or breaking easily, especially under normal usage conditions, it could be a sign to replace it.