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Cut nicer
If you keep your knives in a pad or in a drawer, you can safely ignore this Wüsthof collection. Because the Amici 1814 wants to be looked at before or while it cuts meat, vegetables, fish and other things with its blade. On this one can see the engraving of the “botanical diversity of Italy”, which Dario Cortini applied “inspired by traditional Florentine art engravings”. The olive wood handle also likes it when it is let go and hangs prominently on the magnetic knife holder to be admired. The chef’s knife has a blade length of eight inches. Of course, the Amici 1814 is not for everyone. Already because of the price of 1095 euros. In addition, the signed copies are limited to 1814 pieces. So if you get hold of one: just don’t stick it in the knife block! Made.
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