Böker - Damast Black Santoku

The Böker Damast Black kitchen knife series combines traditionally Japanese handle shapes made of black local layered wood with razor-sharp blades made of stainless damascus steel with 37 layers, which are distinguished by a beautiful grain pattern. The extremely durable core of the Damascus blade is made of high-performance steel VG110. The noticeable sharpness when cutting is breathtaking and makes cooking an experience. The Japanese construction of the knife handle with the finely satin-finished stainless steel bolsters gives the series its special character

Not only many top chefs swear by Japanese kitchen knives - they are also becoming increasingly popular among ambitious hobby chefs. The advantages of knives with Japanese handles and the traditional construction of blade with tang and stainless steel ferrule are obvious here, as delicate foods can be sliced and prepared particularly gently. When cutting herbs, for example, very fine cutting results in hardly any essential oils being released. Flavors are not lost this way, and the undesired tearing of the eyes when cutting onions can also be avoided. The perceived sharpness when cutting is breathtaking and makes cooking an experience

The secret of the unusual sharpness lies in the material and its processing. The blade consists of 37 layers of Damascus steel. The rust-resistant premium VG110 blade steel of the middle cutting layer is made in Japan and is characterized by a high degree of hardness, toughness, and a homogeneous crystalline structure. In direct comparison of cutting performance with a product from an established Solingen kitchen knife manufacturer according to DIN EN ISO 8442-5, the knives not only cut better in a figurative sense. The cutting performance in the representative DIN test is more than 68 % above that of the competitor product. In addition, the Böker Damast Black series impresses with a higher initial sharpness. Constant sharpening is a thing of the past

A knife that is becoming increasingly popular in Europe is the Santoku. It is originally a Japanese blade shape for a utility knife. Translated, its name means "The Three Virtues", it is equally suitable for meat, fish, and vegetables. Thanks to the wide blade, the Santoku is particularly easy to handle

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