Friedr Herder, Madera Birds Beak with walnut handle 2.75" (FH-MBBW) microplane making it easier than ever

making it easier than ever to retract and replace blades safely

Chef: The K-tip provides a sharp

Ribbon Cheese Graters are Bi-Directional for Efficient Grating

Weight: 142g

The Gyuto is the Japanese version of the classic Western Chef’s knife

Friedr Herder, Madera Birds Beak with walnut handle 2.75" (FH-MBBW) microplane making it easier than everForged stainless steel with solid wood handle with the famous Pikas spade marking on the blade. Friedr. Herder Abr Sohn company is the longest continually operating knife making operation in Solingen Germany. Its famous Pikas spade logo was registered in 1727 although their place in Solingens blade making traces further back. Friedr Herder has kept many old patterns in carbon steel in production and offers a variety of new production knives for