Kitchen Knives

Shop Damascus kitchen knives from Knives Et Cetera, including a 9" serrated bread knife and a 7" cleaver.

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  • 9" Serrated Damascus Bread Knife, Kitchen Knives - Country Life Natural Foods
    9" Serrated Damascus Bread Knife
    $125.00 $89.00
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    7" Damascus Cleaver Knife
    $145.00 $99.00
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About Kitchen Knives

Knives for a from-scratch kitchen

Cooking with whole foods means slicing a lot of homemade bread and chopping a lot of produce. We keep this collection small on purpose: a bread knife for crusty loaves and big fruit, and a heavy cleaver for vegetables. Pair them with a wooden cutting board from our kitchen collection.

What you'll find

  • Bread knife — 9" Serrated Damascus Bread Knife
  • Cleaver — 7" Damascus Cleaver Knife

Frequently asked questions about Kitchen Knives

Do you sell cleaver knives?

Yes. Our 7" Damascus Cleaver Knife from Knives Et Cetera has a very sharp edge and a hefty weight, and it's made for slicing through all sorts of vegetables. It earns its place in a whole-foods kitchen, where you chop big batches of produce. See the 7" Damascus Cleaver Knife.

What is a serrated bread knife used for?

A serrated edge saws through crusty or tough outsides without crushing the soft inside, which is why it's the best tool for slicing homemade loaves. Our 9" Serrated Damascus Bread Knife also handles large fruits like cantaloupe, pineapple and watermelon. If you bake your own bread, it's the knife you'll reach for most. See the 9" Serrated Damascus Bread Knife.

Who makes your kitchen knives?

Our knives come from Knives Et Cetera, and both current models have Damascus blades: a 9" serrated bread knife and a 7" cleaver. We chose them for a from-scratch kitchen, where you need a blade that handles crusty bread and one with enough weight for piles of vegetables. Find both in this collection.

What cutting board should I use with a good knife?

A wooden board is kinder to a sharp edge than glass or stone. Our boards from Refine Kitchenware are made in Ohio from walnut, maple and cherry, and the maker describes them as knife-friendly. Their end grain butcher blocks have the wood fibers facing up, so the surface is gentle on your edge. Browse our wooden cutting boards.