Chef AidParing Knife, Made with Food Grade Stainless Steel This Knife is Perfect for preparing Fruit and Vegetables and Comes with a Well Shaped Grip Handle

This paring knife feels well-balanced and comfortable in my hand, making prep work much easier. The blade is sharp and precise, cutting through fruit and vegetables smoothly without much effort. It’s the perfect thickness for control without being bulky. Cleaning is simple, though I prefer handwashing to keep it in top condition. Overall, it’s a reliable and functional kitchen tool that’s great value for money. It's relatively small so should be safe enough for fruit.

Perfect little pairing knife. It is very sharp and stays sharp for a long time.We have sharpened this knife once since owning it and it’s like new again. I would recommend this product for it’s quality and price.

Good value for a reasonable paring knife. Not the best quality but perfectly acceptable for the price with a full riveted tang through the whole handle. Reasonably sharp but blunts fairly quickly. Not as thick a blade as I would have liked but as I have said, good for the £3.00 price.

Great

Overall, it's fine.I think this knife cost pennies to put together.Cons: Cheap steel and cheap plastic handle scales that don't fit properly. No edge guard or sheathPros: Cheap, comes sharp enough. Does the job.I would spend a bit more and get a Victorinox paring knife.If you do buy one, I kept the plastic packaging and wrapped it tightly in electrical tape, making a rudimentary sheath.I bought this to serve as a general purpose knife for odd jobs around the house. I won't be using it for food prep.

Excellent value.

Lost the same one i had for at least 15 years been looking for another one and this was best i could find great knife useful for allsorts. I have used as a screwdriver an opener and as a knife brilliant so glad i found another one

Even at only £3 this knife isn’t good value. I’m baffled how it has such good reviews. You can run your finger along the blade without any chance of cutting yourself. It’s so blunt that it’s a struggle to cut carrots and, even then, it doesn’t cut down straight. It squashes into soft items like mushrooms before the blade penetrates! I’d return it but it’s not worth it for £3.On the bright side- it looks nice!