Opinel Chestnut & Garlic Folding Knife
Use Opinel’s folding pocket knife to peel chestnuts or prepare garlic. The curved blade is ideal for fiddly tasks like removing stones from fruit.
The small knife fits easily in your pocket for cooking on the go. Made in France, it has a smooth wooden handle.
The stainless steel blade is sharp, strong and corrosion resistant. It retains its sharpness over time, requiring little maintenance.
Take this folding knife on camping trips, picnics and caravan holidays. It’s perfect for anyone who likes to forage and cook outdoors.
Opinel knives are a stylish, practical gift for cooks and nature lovers.
About Opinel
The Opinel family started as blacksmiths in Savoie, France in 1800. By 1890, Joseph Opinel had developed the first line of Opinel folding penknives, for which the company would soon become famous. The design is still true to the 200-year-old originals with just one little change – a rotating ‘cap’ where the blade meets the handle, so the knife can be locked open or closed.
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Use Opinel’s folding pocket knife to peel chestnuts or prepare garlic. The curved blade is ideal for fiddly tasks like removing stones from fruit.
The small knife fits easily in your pocket for cooking on the go. Made in France, it has a smooth wooden handle.
The stainless steel blade is sharp, strong and corrosion resistant. It retains its sharpness over time, requiring little maintenance.
Take this folding knife on camping trips, picnics and caravan holidays. It’s perfect for anyone who likes to forage and cook outdoors.
Opinel knives are a stylish, practical gift for cooks and nature lovers.
About Opinel
The Opinel family started as blacksmiths in Savoie, France in 1800. By 1890, Joseph Opinel had developed the first line of Opinel folding penknives, for which the company would soon become famous. The design is still true to the 200-year-old originals with just one little change – a rotating ‘cap’ where the blade meets the handle, so the knife can be locked open or closed.
