Babish Magnetic Knife Double Sided Block Holder (11" X 8.5" X 4") w/Anti Skid Base
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Color: Black Magnetic Knife Block
Size: Magnetic Knife Block
Features
- Magnetic wood knife block provides a modern solution to store your cutlery collection. The open design showcases each knife's construction - from the tip of the blade, the beveled edge down to the bolster and base of the handle - while helping keep the blades' edges scratch-free.
- Ashwood craftsmanship offers excellent resistance to wear and tear and lends a natural, rustic backdrop from its beautiful grain pattern.
- Slim but sturdy stainless steel base saves space and offers stability when storing and displaying up to 14 knives on both sides.
- To clean, wipe with a soft, damp cloth.
Description
Organize your countertop space with tools and storage pieces that make sense to your prep flow. The Babish 11-inch Magnetic Ashwood Knife Block is a sleek solution to keep all your essential knives within reach when doing prep work and handling ingredients. Made from strong ashwood construction, the open, magnetic sides can conveniently hold up to 14 knives to keep your countertop and kitchen drawers clutter-free. As a popular material of choice among woodworkers, Ashwood offers superior durability and unique grained patterns that look beautiful against the lustrous surface of any stainless steel knife or even better, any Babish German Steel knife! The stand features a slim but sturdy stainless steel base for balance and support. To clean, use a soft, damp cloth. Andrew Rea is one part chef, one part filmmaker, and a generous dash of irreverent Youtube personality. Self-taught both behind and in front of the camera, his Youtube channel, Babish Culinary Universe, is enjoyed by millions of burgeoning chefs and foodies around the globe. His passion for teaching and experimenting in the kitchen is rivaled only by his love of film and television, both of which he endeavors to share from his Brooklyn, NY kitchen.
Color: Black Magnetic Knife Block
Material: Wood
Brand: Babish
Product Dimensions: 4"D x 11"W x 11"H
Capacity: 14 load
Is the item dishwasher safe?: No
Material Type: Wood
Capacity: 14 load
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 4"D x 11"W x 11"H
Style Name: Modern
Color: Black Magnetic Knife Block
Global Trade Identification Number: 12
UPC: 085081544612
Brand Name: Babish
Manufacturer: Gibson Overseas, Inc.
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