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Robert Herder Small Classic Paring Knife
Regular price
$26.00
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From the legendary German manufactory, Robert Herder—comes the the straight-edge cousin of the knife Food & Wine magazine declared a "kitchen essential". With its razor sharp blade and 4-inch ergonomic handle, this artisan-crafted paring knife is the ideal tool for precision cutting, especially with smaller / more delicate fruits and vegetables. From trimming strawberry tops, to slicing ripe stone fruit for baking—no job is too petit for the classic German paring knife.
Produced by Robert Herder in Solingen, the so-called "City of Blades" and center of the German sword- and knife-making industry dating back to the Middle Ages. Known for its signature windmill marque (the Windmuhlenmesser), Robert Herder manufactures cutlery of exceptional quality, and employs an age-old traditional method know as the "Solingen Fine Grind" which results in a sharper, finer blade.
As their expert craftsmen like to say, "Each knife is a new masterpiece."
Carbon steel; cherrywood handle.
Care: Wipe with a soft cloth after use or hand washing. Wash and dry promptly after use to prevent corrosion.
Learn more about carbon steel >>>
Total Length: 6.75"
How much is shipping?
US orders enjoy free Standard Shipping on eligible orders $150+. Orders below that amount ship for a flat rate of $12. Some large or fragile items require additional shipping and do not qualify for free shipping. These items are clearly noted on the product page. Learn more about our shipping here.
When will I receive my order?
We usually process orders within 1-3 business days of receipt, however during periods of heavy volume it may take over 1 week. You will receive an email with tracking information once your order ships. Ground orders will usually arrive within 2-3 days of shipping via USPS or UPS. Faster shipping options are shown at checkout.
Shipping materials
We ship all products with recyclable and eco-friendly materials, using recycled materials as much as possible.
Regular price
$26.00
Size
From the legendary German manufactory, Robert Herder—comes the the straight-edge cousin of the knife Food & Wine magazine declared a "kitchen essential". With its razor sharp blade and 4-inch ergonomic handle, this artisan-crafted paring knife is the ideal tool for precision cutting, especially with smaller / more delicate fruits and vegetables. From trimming strawberry tops, to slicing ripe stone fruit for baking—no job is too petit for the classic German paring knife.
Produced by Robert Herder in Solingen, the so-called "City of Blades" and center of the German sword- and knife-making industry dating back to the Middle Ages. Known for its signature windmill marque (the Windmuhlenmesser), Robert Herder manufactures cutlery of exceptional quality, and employs an age-old traditional method know as the "Solingen Fine Grind" which results in a sharper, finer blade.
As their expert craftsmen like to say, "Each knife is a new masterpiece."
Carbon steel; cherrywood handle.
Care: Wipe with a soft cloth after use or hand washing. Wash and dry promptly after use to prevent corrosion.
Learn more about carbon steel >>>
Total Length: 6.75"
How much is shipping?
US orders enjoy free Standard Shipping on eligible orders $150+. Orders below that amount ship for a flat rate of $12. Some large or fragile items require additional shipping and do not qualify for free shipping. These items are clearly noted on the product page. Learn more about our shipping here.
When will I receive my order?
We usually process orders within 1-3 business days of receipt, however during periods of heavy volume it may take over 1 week. You will receive an email with tracking information once your order ships. Ground orders will usually arrive within 2-3 days of shipping via USPS or UPS. Faster shipping options are shown at checkout.
Shipping materials
We ship all products with recyclable and eco-friendly materials, using recycled materials as much as possible.