Buy a 6 Japanese Nakiri Vegetable Knife for Those Fine Slices

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Shopping for a Japanese Nakiri vegetable knife used by professional chefs & made with high-quality stainless steel? Buy the SAI 6" Japanese Nakiri vegetable knife and see why it is great for chopping meats & root vegetables. Order Japanese cutlery and get

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