Description
Features:
Ultra-sharp
Hard and durable, comparable to diamond
Chemically neutral
Cuts smoothly and effortlessly
High-tech ceramic blades stay sharp for extremely long
time
Lightweight and easy to handle
Corrosion-resistant
Keeps no odors after cutting
Non-magnetic
Advanced ceramic helps prevent browning of fresh fruits and
vegetables
Eliminates transfer of metallic ions
Ideal for cutting delicate food
Specifications:
Material: ceramic
Blade: white ceramic or zirconium oxide
Handle materials: black ABS and TPR
Ceramic Knife and Ceramic Peeler Care Information
Even though the ceramic knife is durable, please remember that
the ceramic blade does not have the flexibility of metal and extra
special care must be taken. Ceramic knives are for slicing purposes
ONLY and should not be used for any other purpose. To care for your
ceramic knife , ceramic knife set, and ceramic peeler please do the
following:
When slicing, DO NOT force the cut. If too much force is
applied, the ceramic blade may snap as it will not bend or
'give'.
Ceramic knives are very easy to clean since food does not
stick to the surface. Wash with mild soap and water or wipe clean
with a damp cloth.
Do not put your ceramic knife in the dishwasher, as the motion
may damage the ceramic blade or your dishes.
Avoid dropping the ceramic knife on hard surfaces as the
ceramic blade may chip. Excessive chips on the ceramic blade's edge
will dull the ceramic knife.
Always use a wood or plastic cutting board, do not use on your
china or ceramic plates.
Do not use the ceramic knife for any kind of twisting or
prying.
Never use your ceramic knife to pry or cut into bones as this
may cause the ceramic blade to chip or the tip to snap off.
Do not use on frozen foods or hard foods.
Do not strike a hard surface with the ceramic blade (either
sideways to crush garlic or blade-down to chop bones). If excessive
chipping occurs, the ceramic knife will feel dull when
cutting.
The ceramic peeler blade should be treated similar to the
ceramic knife blade to avoid chipping the peeler's ceramic
blade.
