Name: Opinel Brunch Knives, Set of 2
Brand: Opinel
SKU: 4765
Price: 40.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.5 (12 reviews)

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Best brunch buddy.

Sometimes it’s the tiny details that make a knife truly multipurpose: This brunch knife comes with a generous, rounded tip (perfect for scooping up the goods in the corners of jam and pâté jars); a broad, flat blade for smooth spreading; and a sturdy serrated edge for cutting bread with ease. So for your next leisurely brunch spread, serve up some Ploughman’s scones along with cream cheese, chutney and these handy brunch knives at the ready.

Made in: Portugal
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9" L x 2" W x 1" H

Materials:: Stainless steel with a beechwood handle.
Care:: Hand wash only.

Opinel

France

Joseph Opinel, a third-generation metalworker, designed his first pocket knife in 1890. Over 130 years later, its design is still considered one of the most important in history. In 1985, the Victoria and Albert Museum named the Opinel knife one of the 100 best designed objects in the world. Like a great family recipe, Opinel’s knives are the sort that get passed on and shared.

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MICHAEL F.

09/24/24

Great!

Versatile and excellent.
It’s as useful as a butter knife, to cut toast or to use as a steak knife or to cut a tomato. Simply excellent.

jeevan n.

06/25/24

Brunch knife

Love these long blades that can go to the bottom of a glass jar and scoop out the last remains of sauces, jams etc. Have been using these regularly since my purchase

Elizabeth A.

10/14/23

Perfect for spreading

i love love love these. The broad end makes spreading jam or butter so easy and satisfying. We use them constantly.

elizabeth s.

09/13/23

Perfect!

Perfect for everything from slicing bread to spreading butter!

Travis M.

01/20/23

Simple but great

We use spreaders a lot in this house. These are perfect. Simple but beautiful and do the job. My original order was for a set of two and one never arrived. Food52 sent the second one after I contacted them, without much hassle.

Sarnett

09/09/21

Love

I was looking for some beautiful knives to put out when you need something more than a butter knife but you don’t need something as major as a steak knife… these are perfect. Beautiful handles and lovely craftsmanship.. I love them!

Amanda

10/31/20

Just do it

Look, do you need a "brunch knife"? Hell no. Will you be glad you have one? Hell yes. No regrets about these, I adore them.

Linda B.

06/07/20

Brunch????

I don't know why it's called a "Brunch Knife". I call it the best mayo, peanut butter, mustard and jam spreader.

Linda T.

07/15/18

What a wonderful surprise!

What a wonderful surprise! I was expecting two great sandwich knives and got two
sharp and well-balanced knives. My new favorites.

Brigette F.

02/08/21

Surprisingly sharp!

These are nice knives. Good for spreading AND cutting ... as I mentioned the edge is surprisingly sharp so it's able to cut toast as well as spread butter or jam on it. Only reason I gave it 4 stars is one of them rusted a tiny bit after first use. Not sure what caused it. Handwashed but maybe should have made sure to dry it thoroughly?

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