Gourmet 5" Spreader Knife,Black

About this item

WÜSTHOF GOURMET SERIES – 5" Spreader Knife with triple riveted synthetic polypropylene handles that resist fading, discoloration, heat and impact. Precisely laser-cut stamped knives offer superb quality and value
MULTI-PURPOSE – High Carbon Stainless Steel Blade, precisely cut with the latest state of the art technology for incredible sharpness and easy maintenance. WÜSTHOF kitchen knives are Hand Wash Only
WÜSTHOF SPREADER KNIFE – 5" Spreader Knife smoothly cuts and spreads butter and other condiments such as jam, peanut butter and mayo. The knife features a serrated section that cuts through breads, cheese, fruits and vegetables
DURABLE – WÜSTHOF Cutlery is crafted to resist corrosion and dulling. This German made Kitchen Knife set Comes with a limited Lifetime Warranty
CENTURIES OF TRADITION – Family owned for seven generations, WÜSTHOF was founded in Solingen, Germany over 200 years ago. WÜSTHOF’s cutlery carries the Solingen name, a designation reserved for products that meet the strictest quality standards

• Karen Rickert

  This is especially good for spreading mayo on sandwiches and butter on toast! Works better than a table knife

• Dave Kuper

  We have a Spatula Spreader knife - by Cutco. I enjoy it and I wanted another one. Cutco sells ‘em for about $87 each. Other knife makers have similar knives at similar prices.This Wüstoff appeared very similar - $25!I had to try it out - glad I did! This is a full tang, 5” spatula-spreader blade, serrated on one edge, and flexible for cutting, scooping, spreading and doing all sandwich making chores. I tried it out on a bagel within 1-Hr of receiving it. No Complaints whatsoever! I may buy another and still spend less than another At full price!The only drawback, for me only, is the handle is a little small in my hand. My big hands like more control. But normal-hands folks will never notice is my guess. And I’m still delighted with it!

• KLH

  It's sturdy without being too heavy. Very well made. The length is great for mayo, PB, cream cheese, etc... and it's serrated so it cuts a sandwich well. I think we use it most every day.

• Lan B

  Is it pricey?? For a sandwich spreader, probably so. BUT it feels good in my hand. The serration is sharp will cut through everything I have used it for. The blade is long enough to reach the bottom of a mason jar, mayo, peanut butter etc, my other spreaders are too short and half my hand ends up in the mouth of the jar and a mess ensues. It fits perfectly in my "in the drawer" knife block. I was hesitant after reading reviews, saw people saying it broke because it wasn't full tang, or that is discolored/rusted. I have had it for a couple weeks, use it most days, like all of my knives, I hand wash it, dry it and but back in the block. It is sturdy, appears to be quality stainless, for me, yes it was worth every penny and would recommend it to anyone that wants a great sandwich spreader. I considered a couple of the colored handled ones that were $8-$10 less, but had a lot more negative reviews about quality. I have other Wusthof knives that are 10+ years old so that swayed my decision.

• James Thomas

  It was not quite what I wanted because it is not very flexible, but it appears to be well made and it can spread Peanut-butter like a champ. The price was right considering how well made it is.

• Kindle Customer

  I reach for this every time I make a sandwich. It’s perfect to spread mayo, mustard or whatever you’re spreading. Then you use the other side to cut. I love it!

• jules

  The knife is great. Easily spread your condiments and great for cutting all types of breads. Sturdy. Definitely not a flimsy product and well made.

• Glenn W. Carter

  Everytime i make a sandwich and have to spread something like peanut butter with a sharp pointed knife it doesn't work very well as the blade is to narrow and i don't need it to be sharp and pointed. This is just so much better and easier to spread things with the extra width and it does have a serrated edge so you can cut the sandwich easily when your done.

• GaryA

  Good product

• Z. Gelnett

  I was looking for a spreader knife and found one offered by another brand that looked perfect but it was well over $100. This one is less than 1/4 the price and is excellent quality. It has a full tang and feels solid in the hand when you pick it up. This will be great when working with heavier things like ground beef and such that require a little more strength to move and spread them around.