Felix Gloria-Lux 4-1/4-Inch Tomato Knife



Do you really need a tomato knife? One try, and I’m certain you’ll be convinced!

This is a specialty knife- it has a serrated/ scalloped blade edge, which is specifically designed to cut through juicy fruits like tomatoes and kiwi fruits.


The serrations pierce the thin skin without disturbing the juicy flesh of the fruit.


Also, this type of knife is excellent for slicing citrus fruits- the blade is able to "saw" through the skin.


Is it an essential in your kitchen? Probably not.


But, this knife is of very high quality, and using it is a pleasure.


If you enjoy having high quality kitchen utensils at hand, I am sure you will like this knife.


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