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heavyweight dinner knife is an essential addition to your classic table serving. Depending on the class of your food establishment it can be used either as a solely main course utensil or a multifunctional knife. Its plain yet tasteful design will also make it a great fit in a private kitchen. Dots heavyweight dinner knife is made of durable 18/0 steel that offers a convenient hold and will serve highest demands of a busy restaurant.
| ID | 58076 |
| SKU | 0005-08 |
| Manufacturer | - |
| Height (Inch) | 0.13 |
| Width (Inch) | 0.63 |
| Weight (Lbs) | 1.7 |
| Length (Inch) | 8.75 |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Finish | Mirror |
| Stainless Steel Type | 18/0 |
| Units of measure | DZ |
| Collection | Dots |
| Type Filter | Dinner Knife |
A dinner knife is the most commonly used type of knife in a restaurant business and for some more informal restaurants is the only type used. It is intended for the main course, has a rounded tip and can be used for cutting soft kinds of meat, fish and vegetables. Its blade is longer than butter knife's, but often shorter than a steak knife's.
A slightly playful yet sophisticated design of this elegant item is obtained by engraving a tiny dot line along the spoon handle. A simplicity of curves and bead-resembling pattern makes this set an amazing addition for your hot beverage and desert flatware collection! Moreover, you can be sure that a beautiful glossy appearance of this set will remain the same over years of usage due to mirror finish polishing technology.
$29.99/Item
What Your Restaurant Needs to Know About Stainless Steel Flatware
Flatware is an investment for any restaurant, and the higher the quality, the greater the expense. Still, flatware is what your guests use to enjoy their meals, and quality flatware will make a good impression. If you're purchasing new flatware for your restaurant, you may be asking questions like "what is the best stainless steel flatware?" and "what are stainless steel grades?"
Here's what you need to know about stainless steel grades and flatware.
