Description
An original and practical bread knife with adjustable cutting guide which allows you to cut bread into identical slices in a more convenient, easy and safe manner. The cutting guide is etched with a cutting scale and the length of the cut can be adjusted (between 0.5cm and 2.5cm) to change the size of the slices so that you obtain thicker or thinner slices as desired. Its stainless steel serrated blade is perfect for cutting bread, making uniform and precise cuts. It features an ergonomic handle for easy handling. The cutting guide is a removable accessory and very easy to position or remove, so it can be used as a knife without the guide if preferred, which also makes it easy to clean and store. This versatile and robust knife is especially designed for cutting bread into slices, although it can also be used for other types of cuts and with other foods (fruit, vegetables, etc.).
- Material:
- PP
- Stainless steel
- Colour: Grey
- Original design: Innovative and functional
- Type: Manual kitchen utensil
- Bread Knife: Serrated blade
- Ergonomic handle: Comfortable, simple and safe use
- Cutting guide: Easy to attach and remove
- Versatile and adaptable: Adjustable
- Cutting lengths: 0,5-2,5 cm
- Types of cut: Pieces
- Easy to use: Smooth and precise cuts with a single movement
- Quality materials: Robust and durable
- main use: Bread
- secondary use: Other food
- Detachable: Easy to clean
- Light and manageable: Easy to transport and store
- Approx. dimensions: 34,5 x 5,9 x 4,2 cm
- Packaging and manual in 24 languages: English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Hungarian, Romanian, Danish, Swedish, Finnish, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Slovenian, Greek, Czech, Bulgarian, Croatian, Slovakian, Estonian, Russian and Latvian
Packaging and manual in 24 languages: English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Hungarian, Romanian, Danish, Swedish, Finnish, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Slovenian, Greek, Czech, Bulgarian, Croatian, Slovakian, Estonian, Russian and Latvian.
