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Opinel Parallele Beech Handle Santoku Knife N.119 Alcohol Gifts The Edible Atlas: Around theThe Opinel Parallele beech handle santoku knife is Opinels interpretation of Japans favourite all purpose kitchen knife. Use to chop, slice and mince vegetables, and to slice meat and fish. Some cooks find the santoku more comfortable to use than the Western chefs knife. This is because the santoku has a shorter blade and is more lightweight. The 3mm thick blade is made from a stainless steel called X50CrMoV15 thats highly resistant to corrosion. So,