“Cutlery” Is Just “Cruelty” Mixed Up
Here I am, denying myself the pleasures of the dead flesh for the sake of my health, the animals, the planet, and all those poor E. coli that get eaten by the millions in fast-food restaurants around the world. But does Shun care? Of course not. They don’t even bother to offer a version of their Shun Ken Onion 4-Piece Steak Knife Set designed for imitation steak.
Don’t vegetarians like me deserve the same VG-10 “super steel” blades as everybody else? Shouldn’t we be able to enjoy slicing up my seitan and TVP and Quorn with an ergonomic, fatigue-resisting PakkaWood handle? Just because we opt out of carnivore culture doesn’t mean we can’t appreciate the cool variegated look these blades have, thanks to their 32 micro-thin layers of high-carbon steel.
But it looks like The Meat Man just can’t handle our righteous vibe. Not even their 7-piece block set includes so much as a tofu slicer. Come on, Shun: it wouldn’t cost you much to put out a line of veggie-steak knives for your compassionate, humble, morally superior customers. The sacrifice is nothing compared to me giving up beefsteak tomatoes.
Features
Warranty: Limited Lifetime Kai
Features:
- VG-10 “super steel” blades are clad on each side with 16 microthin layers (32 layers total) of high-carbon steel (SUS410), creating a variegated look reminiscent of a Damascus-style blade
- Specially shaped handles increase control while decreasing fatigue
- Handles are made from resin-infused PakkaWood for lasting moisture resistance
- Handcrafted by Kershaw, premier cutlery makers for more than 90 years
Knife Care:
- Hand-wash with warm water and a mild detergent; rinse and dry immediately
- Avoid cleaners containing bleach or citrus extracts
- Store knife in a safe place to protect its edge and prevent injury
- Avoid cutting on hard surfaces such as stone, metal or glass
Knife Sharpening:
- With regular use and honing once a week, you should not need to sharpen your knife more than once or twice a year—sharpening is NOT something that should be done on a weekly or even on a monthly basis; sharpening does remove some of the metal of the blade so sharpening too often may reduce the life of the blade
- Send knives back to Kai USA facility in Portland, Oregon. They can restore the factory edge to your blade for the life of the knife, at no cost to you aside from mailing the knife to them (remember to include your return address)
- Purchase an electric sharpener. Kai only recommends using a Shun electric sharpener to provide the necessary 16-degree angle of the cutlery
- Take your knives to a professional sharpener. Make sure your professional sharpener knows how to sharpen knives to a 16-degree angle. Many professional sharpeners are not equipped to deal with hardened Japanese steel or the sharper blade angle that Shun knives maintain (owner responsible for all associated costs and risks)
In the box:
- (4) KAI-Shun Ken Onion DM-0511 4.5” Steak Knives
Specs
Shun Ken Onion DM-0511 4.5” VG-10 Steak KnifeSpecs
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