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Messermeister 3-Inch Sheep's Foot Parer with Complementary Sheath Review

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Very good

Revainrating 5 out of 5  
Rating 
4.8
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Description of Messermeister 3-Inch Sheep's Foot Parer with Complementary Sheath

Includes a matching plastic sheath for on-the-go and, also, for protection. Stainless steel blade. 100-Percent Messermeister quality. Made in Portugal.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

"Compact and Protective Sheath

When I tried this essential kitchen tool, I was impressed by its compact design and the matching protective sheath. It fits perfectly in my kitchen drawer and is easy to grab and use for detailed tasks. The sharp blade smoothly cuts through meats and vegetables without any difficulty. The protective sheath ensures the blade won't harm other objects when I store it away. Although the handle is small, it fits perfectly in my hand. Overall, this is a great addition to my home and kitchen utensils.

Pros
  • Compact size, protective sheath, easy to use, sharp blade
Cons
  • Small handle might not fit everyone's hand comfortably.

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Do what you want and cheap!

Switched to a sheepsfoot peeler and thought I'd start with something simple and cheap with good reviews. Works perfectly.

Pros
  • Made in Portugal
Cons
  • Too blunt

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Great little paring knife

The price is right. There are smarter knives out there, but not without financial hassles. This one strikes a good balance. It does its job well - sharp and feels good in the hand. The plastic doesn't look cheap. The shape of the "sheep's foot" distinguishes it from the classic Parerre. I was made aware of this form by a knowledgeable food blogger and am a convert. This gives much more knife edge for peeling or coring, which keeps hands from curling up badly. Finally, I would like to describe…

Pros
  • Stainless steel blade
Cons
  • Upgrades