Tigela de Pão

Three weeks of daily use and it still glides through my sourdough like butter, even the extra-thick Texas toast slices come out even. The thin slicing on tomatoes is genuinely paper-thin, no crushing or squishing. My only surprise is how comfortable the hand grip feels after a long prep session.

I was skeptical a single knife could handle both my sourdough and heirloom tomatoes, but the thin blade glides through the crust without crushing the soft inside. Even a day-old baguette came out in clean, even slices without me having to saw back and forth. It’s become the first tool I grab for any

Thin tomato slices finally stay intact instead of turning into mush, and the handle gives me a solid grip even when my hands are a little wet. It cuts through a sourdough crust without me having to rock back and forth like with my old serrated knife. This is one of those kitchen tools I didn't know