Swiss manufacture and a modified-maple handle are disclosed on the exact 20cm product page.
The Wood Chef's Knife is Victorinox's 20-centimetre stainless-steel kitchen knife with an extra-wide, straight-edged blade and a modified-maple handle. The maker lists Switzerland as its country of origin and gives its weight as 179 grams. It suits cooks who want a wooden-handle option for kitchen preparation and carving, while choosing one knife rather than a full set. The current model should be distinguished from older rosewood-handle versions mentioned in community discussions. Victorinox's Canadian store lists the product in CAD and publishes Canadian shipping terms. The maker explicitly says this wooden-handle knife is not dishwasher safe.
Useful for
- Prepare ingredients with a 20cm kitchen knife
- Carve cooked meat with a wide straight-edged blade
- Choose a wooden handle and follow hand-cleaning care
Switzerland
This model lists Switzerland as its manufacturing origin and is offered through Victorinox's Canadian storefront.
Read official company informationThe exact model lists Switzerland as its country of origin. Its Canadian storefront is availability evidence, not Canadian manufacturing.
Origin sourceVictorinox's Canadian store sells cutlery in CAD and says delivery is available to valid Canadian street addresses serviced by UPS or Canada Post; PO/APO/FPO boxes are excluded.
Canada availability sourceWhat people are discussing.
These Reddit discussions helped us discover this product. Mentions are not Upvote votes, verified customer reviews, or proof of product claims.
For a buyer in Canada seeking a cooking gift, replies suggest a Victorinox wooden-handle chef's knife alongside other knife brands.
The named recommendation is an older 8-inch rosewood-handle version; this current 20cm model uses modified maple. The thread supports product-family discovery, not an exact-variant review.
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