Customer Reviews

Two-Handled 7" Double Bladed Mincing Rocker Knife - Stainless Steel

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I work in the city and love getting salads especially the chopped salads so I decided to find the chopping knife they used and found it. I have been making chopped salads at home for a few days now and it's awesome. Is very sharp and is great for making mixed chopped salad. I woudl recommened this product!

I do not purchase a lot of already prepared food since I am never quite sure what the ingredients are even if I read the labels. If the labels have one ingredient I cannot pronounce I definitely do not buy this product. All of this preface is about saying while I am not a gourmet cook, I love to cook. Cooking for me is all about the physical mechanics of preparation and producing a finished product that you understand and enjoy. The "mezzaluna" is an italian chopping tool and is actually quite fun if you get good at it. Even if not, it works wonderfully well for chopping your choice of ingredients. Highly recommend this product as it is easy to handle and has great double knifes.

The handles are plastic and help keep the blades parallel to each other. However, a handle broke the very first time I used the knife. As I chopped into a potato, the blades were slightly pushed apart which was more than the plastic handle could handle (pardon the pun).

Sent it back for a full refund.

While on vacation, our family visited a salad restaurant that used a double bladed knife to chop their salads. We decided that if we could find a knife like that, we could replicate those delicious salads at home. We found this one on Amazon and it does the trick. My husband and I use it to chop our lunch salads every day. This is actually our second knife. The first one lasted 2 years before a handle broke off. However, because it gets so much use, I feel like we have gotten our money's worth and were happy to be able to order another one.

I purchased one of these, and the handles are very close together, making it rather awkward to use for someone larger in stature. However, it does work, as far as sharpness, Ive seen better, going to make an attempt at running it across a stone, we'll see how that goes.