Chicago Cutlery Walnut Tradition 3-Inch Slant Tip Paring Knife

A very nice Made in China knock-off of the original 102S out of production Chicago Cutlery knife. A great little gift item or addition to your own kitchen.

Not quite as sharp or as well-made as the original. Only very knowledgeable would be able to tell the difference as there is no country of origin on this knife or on the original.

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I do a lot of cooking, and this knife is one of the best cutting knives I have. I use it to chop vegetables, peel apples, potatoes, etc. It is very sharp and has lasted a long time. I even prefer to use it over any of the larger knives I have.

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THis is the only knife I own that can actually make carrot sticks. It has a very thing and flexible blade that is wonderful. I had my first one for 10 years and it is as sharp as the day I bought it. Great product and top of my wedding gift list for family members.

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I have used this paring knife for years and then discovered that I had accidentally thrown it in the trash with the peelings. I then searched the local stores for a similar paring knife but to no avail. This knife is a perfect size for me and one that I can easily handle. It stays sharp and is perfect for peeling potatoes, carrots, apples, etc. I finally found it on Amazon at a great price and bought 3 of them!

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This is one nifty knife. No sooner had I unpacked it and popped it into my block than it was put to task, along with my carpenter's hammer covered with a plastic bag: "lobster acquisition" for salad, from claws and knuckles. I have been doing this for over twenty years and never has a blade been so elegantly suited. It sliced right through the small shells and its small profile just searched into all the narrow spaces. It really is unique, I think, in its daintiness...but with fairly substantial, and nice looking handle. I have other Chicagos and believe that the walnut is equal or better than the new rubber stuff, when wet. It's more than a tool, or maybe exactly what a tool should be.

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