Dexter Sani-Safe® Oyster Knife 8CM Boston 10493

• Type: Oyster Knife - Boston
• Length: 8cm
• Smooth contours and seamless construction knife
• Precisely designed and light weighted handle
• Comfortable grip handle requires minimal effort
• Unique edge geometry for long-lasting easily restored performance
• Perfectly balanced knives provide optimal control
• Made in the USA
• Sales Unit: Each
• Product Code: SH.02448
• Items from this brand may take 7-10 days to dispatch at the moment.

Shucking oysters are much more pleasurable when you use an oyster knife with the right features. Shucking is the action of prying open oysters and separating their meat from the shell. The blade of an oyster knife is beveled yet dull, so the delicate muscle of the oyster will not become damaged when shucking. At the blade’s end, the pointed or rounded tip is curved slightly upward which helps to unhinge the oyster and slice through its muscle. It is highly recommended you use the knife type designed for the right shell. We offer several different handle types; Boston Pattern, Brewster Pattern, Galveston Patten, New Haven Pattern, and the Providence Pattern.  Make easy work of oyster shucking by using what the pros use.

The short blade and convex pointed tip make it easier to tackle oysters of any size, especially using the hinge method. The convex tip goes high inside the shell to ensure that it does not tear the tender meat inside. Our SANI-SAFE® handle features a flawless seal between the blade and handle to protect against contamination.

Dexter Russell Sani-Safe handles are used in commercial kitchens all over the world. You’ve seen that signature white handle in all types of restaurants, sub shops, pizza shops as well as home kitchens. Sani-Safe handles feature a textured, slip-resistant, easy to clean polypropylene handle that withstands high and low temperatures.  The impervious blade to handle seal provides the utmost in sanitary qualification and earns the NSF seal.  One of the largest collections in the vast Dexter Russell product line – it’s no wonder they’ve been making quality products since 1818!