This donut-shaped mincing knife is meant to be used for finely chopping herbs or anything else which has to be cut down to an almost paste-like hardness. It’s flattering, has the blade-cover that protects you from a sharp corner and the pointy corner from a alternative knives in the drawer, and it is many likely invalid.

The curved blade design is modeled upon the mezzaluna, literally “half-moon”, which has the most shallower curve as well as mostly (but not always) has dual handles to make rocking it behind and onward over a leaves the much reduction eager affair, taxing your clever arms instead of rambling one wrist in an assumed conform.

This uni-tasker, named a Chop, comes from Normann Copenhagen, Denmark. The full of color extraneous is during slightest made from rubber to supplement a little grip, though you’re better off using a unchanging chefs’ knife, with all its multi-functional goodness.

There is one good use for the Chop, though. Imagine grabbing the span of these, one in any hand, as well as squaring off with your fists in front of you similar to the fighter. Now you’re removing the thought. As the lethal weapon, the Chop is smashing, branch its user into a kind of trained Wolverine-lite.

Chop product page [Lucidi Pevere via Core77]