Serrated blade easily cuts through hard crusts
Strong and low-maintenance stainless steel
Comfortable pakkawood handle
Jagged edge is harder to sharpen yourself
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Kazoku is Japanese for 'family'. This family story began in my father's sharpening shop, where the new generation learned what makes a truly good knife. That knowledge and love of craftsmanship now brings the next generation together in their own collection of knives and tools. Kazoku works with ...
View all Kazoku productsBaguette, sourdough or a ripe tomato: the 20 cm Kazoku Nisei bread knife has a serrated blade that grips the crust without crushing the crumb. Ideal as a dedicated bread knife — and for soft ingredients that a smooth blade often crushes.
The sharp serrations grip a crispy crust while compressing the soft interior as little as possible. This gives you neat slices of baguette, ciabatta or homemade bread. The 20 cm blade provides plenty of reach for most loaves without becoming unwieldy.
A bread knife is not a one-trick pony. The serrated edge also works well on ripe tomatoes, citrus or other soft foods that easily crush under a smooth blade. This makes the knife a great addition to your chef's knife or santoku for specific tasks.
The blade is made from German molybdenum-vanadium stainless steel: strong and easy to maintain. The pakkawood handle has a Western shape and provides a secure grip, even when cutting through a hard crust.
Hand wash and dry immediately. Not dishwasher safe. Serrated blades are sharpened differently from smooth blades; for dull serrations, professional sharpening or a special sharpening aid is often preferable to a standard whetstone. Explore the rest of Kazoku.
Serrated blade easily cuts through hard crusts
Strong and low-maintenance stainless steel
Comfortable pakkawood handle
Jagged edge is harder to sharpen yourself
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