Lamson Chestnut Knife with Riveted Walnut Handle
Key features
- •Simple vintage kitchen gadgets that combine nostalgia and practical design
- •This is a special knife designed to score chestnuts before roasting, as well as being useful for peeling the inner skin of the nut
- •Hardened and tempered with high-carbon stainless steel
- •Riveted walnut handles that are unusually hard (natural color may vary from tool to tool)
- •Riveted handles provide strength and durability, walnut handles are not dishwasher safe, when wood appears Dry, treat with mineral oil
- •Made in the USA
Lamson Chestnut Knife with Riveted Walnut Handle
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Customer Reviews
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RonM•July 6, 2017
Perfect
Five Stars
Anonymous•September 15, 2016
A necessary tool if you enjoy eating chestnuts. Excellent quality--sturdy wood handle.
This appears to be a well-crafted knife, with a ...
Me•August 15, 2016
This appears to be a well-crafted knife, with a blade angle suitable to scoring chestnuts for roasting. Taking a star off for lack of sheath (as mentioned in numerous reviews).
Great knife. Watch your cutting boards.
tinijeep•May 7, 2016
The knife works great. If you make chestnuts more than once it is worth getting.
One thing I have found is that it tends to cut up the cutting board when it passes off the nut. Not a big deal just don't use your best cutting board.
The knife is well made and comes in a plastic tube for storage.
One thing I have found is that it tends to cut up the cutting board when it passes off the nut. Not a big deal just don't use your best cutting board.
The knife is well made and comes in a plastic tube for storage.
Great feel in your hand
Vida Pernick•July 30, 2015
Great feel in your hand. Well-balanced. Good sharp point. The only really decent knife out there for cutting into chestnuts. Worth the little bit extra..
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