Name: Eden Takara Santoku 16.5 cm, Aogami steel
Brand: Eden
SKU: EQ2060-316
Price: 3485 SEK
Availability: OutOfStock

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Blade length: 17.0 cm
Total length: 30.7 cm
Weight: 123 g


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Looking for a santoku knife that’s a cut above the rest?

This **Eden Takara Santoku** is an allround knife for every kitchen. With a santoku you can scoop food into a pan as well as cut really easily. A santoku is lighter and slightly shorter than the European chef’s knife, which makes it very popular. The superior cutting properties make this knife a joy to work with and a beauty to look at.

## Eden Takara: Made by Yu Kurosaki
The kitchen knives from the Eden Takara collection are made by hand in Japan by Yu Kurosaki. A traditional knife maker from Sabae, Japan. As such these knives are not made in an industrial factory, but a small workshop. The light weight, hammered finish of the blade and razor-sharp edge are characterizing for this knife. Takara means 'treasure' in Japanese. And it describes exactly how valuable this knife will be for your kitchen.

## The blade
The core of the blade is forged from top-quality Aogami Blue Paper steel. This is a non-stainless carbon steel which has been hardened up to approx. 63 HRC for the Takara series. This hardness also ensures you can sharpen this type of steel razor-sharp. This core is laminated in between two layers of softer stainless steel for protection. These layers are finished with a hammered finish, called Tsuchime in Japanese. This finish applied after the heat treatment. This technique is called cold forging and leaves you with a remarkable design and rock-solid blade.

## The handle
The handle is made from red sandal wood and the bolster from maple wood. The handle is shaped according to the octagonal, Japanese WA design and is therefore very lightweight. Because the handle is enhanced with a slight wax layer it can handle a couple drops of water, but it is best if you make sure it stays as dry as possible.

## Tips

It important with these Japanese kitchen knives to use and care for them properly. The edge is thinly sharpened and very hard. Improper use may damage the edge. Always use the knife on a wooden or soft plastic cutting board. Each lateral movement with the knife should be avoided. Prying, wedging and chopping are out of the question! Also, stay away from bones and frozen foods. Because the core of the blade is not stainless, it must be washed and dried immediately after use. Don’t wait until after the meal, but clean it directly after cutting. You also have to wash it by hand. Dishwashers will do irreparable damage to these knives.

## Sharpening Eden Takara kitchen knives

Do not sharpen these knives with a pull-through sharpener. Because of the hardness of the steel and the sideways movements that are made with a pull-through sharpener pieces of the edge can break off. That is why we recommend sharpening these knives by hand on a sharpening stone, sharpening steel or with a sharpening system.



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