Gräwe Herb Brett rectangular 34 x 22 cm with double bladed mincing knife

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  • Handling cumbersome  

    Gräwe Herb Brett rectangular, 34 x 22 cm, with double bladed mincing knife (household goods)
    The price is of course extremely low. Unfortunately it was not enough for me for more such use. The blades are too close to each other so that the herbs remain en masse after each cut between them slopes, the erosion on the board, I too too small and
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  • Super Tool for the kitchen  

    Gräwe Herb Brett rectangular, 34 x 22 cm, with double bladed mincing knife (household goods)
    Great product and a must for every kitchen and every cut prefer fresh spices and any fans of the frozen mixtures.
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  • Great board, blades are too tight  

    Gräwe Herb Brett rectangular, 34 x 22 cm, with double bladed mincing knife (household goods)
    I bought the board, because I like to eat fresh herbs. But the board is fine. The round inner part is good for cutting, it can not think out there and can be pushed over the recess in the bowl herbs easily. The blade is sharp, but unfortunately and t
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  • Slightly recommend, not sharp  

    Gräwe Herb Brett rectangular, 34 x 22 cm, with double bladed mincing knife (household goods)
    The chopping knife is not overly spicy and therefore the herbs are crushed rather than cut. In addition, a large part of the cut so that you can get out again until the scratch with a second knife hanging between the two blades. Overall, more of a un
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  • Useful kitchen gadgets ...  

    Gräwe Herb Brett rectangular, 34 x 22 cm, with double bladed mincing knife (household goods)
    The herb board with the chopping knife is a useful Kitchen helpers - and not only for the ingredients to "Frankfurt-Grie-Soß" - one (s) it can only recommend ;-)
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  • Wiegemesser  

    Gräwe Herb Brett rectangular, 34 x 22 cm, with double bladed mincing knife (household goods)
    Too bad that many cooking traditions go down slowly! The chopping knife, which was formerly used for meat (there was then "Gewiegtes") is unfortunately hardly used. A nice tool that is highly recommended. Regards, Joe Zimmermann. If there is thi
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