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Fujiwara Kanefusa FKM Deba 150mm

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$143.00 NZD $110.00 NZD

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Blade Type

The Deba knife, deeply rooted in Japanese culinary tradition, is a robust, single-bevel knife primarily designed for fileting fish. Its thick, heavy blade effortlessly glides through fish bones and joints, while preserving delicate flesh. Ideal for seafood preparation, the Deba is a staple in Japanese kitchens for its precision and strength.

Steel Type

Japanese AUS-10 steel is a high-quality stainless steel renowned for its balance of toughness and durability while still holding a good edge. It is on the softer side of most Japanese Stainless Steels, slightly softer than VG10 or Ginsan. Enriched with vanadium, it achieves a superior durability, making it ideal for crafting durable, sharp knives that withstand rigorous use.

Recommended Maintenance

Store it in a dry environment using magnetic strips, knife rolls, or sayas. Avoid hitting hard or frozen objects and twisting the blade while cutting. These knives are not dishwasher safe. Clean with hot water and a soft cloth, and dry immediately after use to prevent rust spots on the high carbon steel. For more information please read the blog below.

Introducing

Fujiwara Kanefusa

Fujiwara Kanefusa weave an 800-year old history of blade-making into affordable, entry-level kitchen knives that are tough, ergonomic, and incredibly well priced. Using AUS8 with excellent heat treatment, they have great cutting performance, rust resistance and ease of re-sharpening.

The knives have comfortable black pakkawood handles and a stainless steel bolster, which provides good blade balance and a fine pinch grip.

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Excellent knife. Fantastic value for money. Highly recommended.

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Sophie Lagan
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Excellence in cutting

This knife is outstanding. It feels great in hand, just the right size and weight and cuts like a razor.
I'm looking forward to preparing the next meal just so I can use it 😀

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Very light, nice shape and look. Recommend for such a good price

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Excellent piece of equipment. Knives have never been that sharp

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Amazing buy

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Learning Centre

Knife Care

This knife is made with a stainless steel and is easy going and low on maintenance. It has high chromium content, meaning it is generally considered safe to leave wet on the board for short periods of time. is still best practice to not leave this knife to air dry as it's stain-less not stain-none! Wipe down after washing the knife and store away from any sources of moisture. 

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