Santoku Knife - Refined Precision for Every Kitchen Rivet Remover Can I put Japanese steak

Can I put Japanese steak knives in the dishwasher

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Santoku Knife - Refined Precision for Every Kitchen Rivet Remover Can I put Japanese steakORIGINS: Developed in Japan, the Santoku provides a more refined alternative to the traditional chefs knife. Santoku, meaning Three Virtues in Japanese, harkens to the blades multi purpose use on meat, vegetables and fish. DESIGN: The Santoku has a 7. 09 inch (180 mm) blade, shorter than a typical chef knife, which allows for more precise control while slicing. The 1. 85 inch (47 mm) blade height is also taller than normal, enhancing grip for a