If You Love Vegetables, You Need a Nakiri Knife
Briefly

Global’s steel handles are thinner than competitors, making them better suited for pinch grips but uncomfortable for regular handling. The handles can become slick when wet. Global’s Cromova 18 stainless has excellent rust resistance but requires more frequent sharpening. The Mercer Culinary Genesis Nakiri offers impressive performance for its price, featuring German high-carbon stainless steel. It is slightly heavier than competitors but efficiently slices fibrous vegetables. However, its bulky handle can trap water and is not flush with the bolster, necessitating more regular sharpening due to lower carbon steel content.
Global's steel handles are thinner than most competitors, making them better for pinch grips. The handles can become slick when wet, adding danger.
Mercer Culinary Genesis Nakiri is affordable and performs well with German high-carbon stainless steel. It was surprisingly sharp out of the box.
The Genesis Nakiri uses its heavier weight to slice through fibrous carrots with low resistance, yet remains nimble for precision cuts through cucumbers.
The bulky handle of the Genesis Nakiri traps water while cleaning, and it may require more frequent sharpening due to lower carbon steel.
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