Offset Bread Knife Recommendation
We have two standard bread knives, both with regular handles. My husband makes wonderful loaves of Italian bread with crunchy crusts that are harder to cut at the bottom so that's why I'm looking for an offset...to make that part of the job easier. If it had a wooden handle, that would be a bonus. Thanks.
http://www.dexter1818.com/Item_Detail...
I make Jim Lahey's breads and this knife has no problem with the crusts. You can find it online and at restaurant supply houses.
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While the Dexter SaniSafe is fine it is Dexter's least comfortable handle. Their V-lo, SofGrip, and DuoGlide lines smoke the SaniSafe on comfort.
Here in their Traditional line is all you asked for and is made here in the USA.
http://www.dexter1818.com/Item_Detail...
Jim
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Forschner makes a nice offset bread knife
http://www.chefknivestogo.com/fofi9of...
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Lamson & Goodnow make one, in 7 and 10 inch lengths:
http://www.lamsonsharp.com/store/p/76...
I don't have this, but I have two other similar knives from Lamson with which I am quite happy.
These are discontinued, so limited quantity available.
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Thanks for the recommendations. Looks like I'm going to have to start saving nickels, not just pennies.
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Buy a Dick
http://www.cutleryandmore.com/f-dick/...
Personally, I wouldn't buy a really expensive bread knife. While it can be done, I don't see the point in sharpening a serrated blade. Just buy something cheap and replace it when it gets dull.
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http://www.amazon.com/Victorinox-4-In...
is a Victorinox bread knife. The handle is not offset like some, but is at enough of an angle to clear most boards. Sometimes a rounded tip knife like this called a pastry knife. There is also a slight curve to the blade. They come in a variety of handles.
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what about Mundial
http://www.amazon.com/Mundial-G5620-9...
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This one's only $16. I have one and it is nice.
http://www.wasserstrom.com/restaurant...
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I've got this one, and it works beautifully. I bought it a few years ago at a restaurant supply place on the Bowery in NYC, and I believe I paid under $15 for it.
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