🔪 Sunnecko 8 Inch Serrated Bread Knife - German High Carbon Stainless Steel with Wood Handle Gift Box - Professional Knife for Homemade Bread - Razor Sharp & Durable Review

Judging from the first photos, I wasn't sure I'd like the unusual hole pattern on the knife's top edge. However, as soon as I got my hands on it, that fear went away! This is truly a fine example of German blade craftsmanship. Even the Pakka handle looks amazing and looks so much like real wood that I treated it like a regular wooden handle the first few times I cleaned it after use! The serrated edge is very sharp and cuts perfectly through bread and vegetables. I can even get wafer-thin…

I've recently upgraded my kitchen knives and slicers, mainly because I've only had used ones. A few holidays ago I received a freshly sharpened knife and realized what a joy it is! Turns out I couldn't sharpen serrated knives, so I picked this one. Wow! It's so spicy I've sliced crusty bread without leaving any crumbs! And it's easier to get thinner slices because this knife is well balanced too. This is a beautiful looking knife with a chiseled pattern on the blade, richly colored wood grain…

I love a nice looking sharp knife and that's for sure. This is a very attractive serrated bread knife that comes in a wooden (!) presentation box. (Image 1). The knife box contains a small microfiber cloth, as well as a guarantee card and information. (Figure 2). This is a full shank design that adds strength to a thin knife (Photo 3 above). The steel is a high-carbon German grade 1.4116 stainless steel, which has excellent edge retention as well as hardness and corrosion resistance. This is…

God, I feel honored to be able to rate such a great, high-quality kitchen knife! I mean it in all seriousness. This bread knife from Sennecko is so beautiful and so well made that it really is a pleasure to look at. The presentation box is by far the best I've seen. I would compare it to a Rolex or Patek Philippe presentation box, but for kitchen knives. Of course, this did not detract from the quality of the knife itself, but I was impressed by a very beautiful wooden box. The knife is heavy…

First off this is a great knife and it comes in its own wooden box. The handle has a decorative rivet made of wood. The blade has a chiseled look that I've seen on a lot of knives lately. He's as cool as he looks. Unfortunately, I don't find it as functional as my other two bread knives, which cost significantly less. First, it's very heavy, which I don't see as a particular advantage. Second, despite the description, it's not that sharp. I tested all three knives on two loaves of bread. The…

I have been using this bread knife regularly for several weeks now and have had very good experiences. I love using this new addition to my knife block and now that I've spent some time with it I'm happy to share the following thoughts on it with you. , a gift box that really attracts attention and is very suitable as a gift. One thing Sunnecko did to let me know about their efforts to make a good impression was a free bonus that they included in the presentation box. Soft microfiber cloth to…

You are reading this because you want to buy a bread knife for yourself or as a gift for someone. You are also reading because you are not quite sure whether to buy this knife or another brand. Has the meaning. Not all kitchen knives are the same. But I will help you to make your decision very easy. All you have to do is answer the next question. What is more important with this particular purchase: what does the knife look like or how does it work? Here is the answer. If you want a bread knife

Let me start by saying that I am a professional home and personal chef and teach cooking. Knives are essential tools for me in my culinary pursuits, and I am picky and critical. I have tested and reviewed MANY knives here at Revain and elsewhere. I will commend those who deserve it and sharply criticize those who don't. For me, the most important thing is that the knives I use are for "cooking" and not for "looking". Performance, construction and ergonomics are key metrics, not aesthetics, for…