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The handle style alone distinguishes Ultra knives from KitchenAid's Epicurean knives. Ultra knives are permanently bonded to full tangs without rivets, while knives in the Epicurean line have classic three-rivet handles with visible tangs. Otherwise the knives are identical: They are fully forged from single pieces of high-carbon stainless steel, with gently rounded backs for comfort and handles molded of a durable composite that has a glossy, easy-cleaning, scratch-resistant finish. Blades are tapered and hand-honed. Thick bolsters contribute safety and weight. Each knife is carefully balanced for its particular use. The straight, narrow, serrated, 6-inch blade on this knife is ideal for grabbing the skin of tomatoes and other soft fruits and vegetables and neatly slicing them without crushing them. A fine knife such as this one should be hand washed. KitchenAid's Ultra 6-inch tomato knife carries a lifetime warranty against defects. --Fred Brack 
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Kitchen tips -> Orange When it is desirable to remove the white membrane from a peeled orange, the process can be simplified by first placing the unpeeled orange in boiling water for 5 minutes |
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