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  1. 09-05-2009, 01:05 PM #1
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    Default no-stain henckels

    i've seen henckels with "no-stain" marked on the blade. does this mean they are stainless steel?
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    Quote Originally Posted by gil3591 View Post
    i've seen henckels with "no-stain" marked on the blade. does this mean they are stainless steel?
    yes, I think their Fridur line is all stainless might be wrong though.
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    Friodur's are indeed stainless, & no-stain on the shank will probably have inox alongside it too. They're very nice indeed & I find them fairly smooth too.
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