Wood is always best, however, plastic is the next best option. Do not use your knives to chop on glass, granite, slate, or similar; this will instantly blunt your knives and can over time cause damage to the edge of the blade.
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As it’s October does that mean that technically we can start to hint at the fact that a Kin Knife makes the perfect Christmas gift…?! 🎅🏽🎄
Zak playing around with his Aubergine! 🍆🤣
Jokes aside; the waxy skin is always such a pain with a blunt knife… Keep your knives Kin sharp! 🔪
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