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Buy the Opinel Les Essentials 4-Piece Small Kitchen Knife Set online for $25.00, half off $50.00, and get a French-made paring, serrated, peeler, and bird's beak knife set at the best discount price.
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Categories : Kitchen Knives
SKU : CUT-KIT-019
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The Opinel Les Essentials 4-Piece Small Kitchen Knife Set in Art Deco colorway answers the top buyer question — what comes in the set: a paring knife, a micro-serrated paring knife, a stationary peeler, and a curved 3-inch bird's beak vegetable knife, all in Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel with painted or stained sustainably harvested wood handles. Buy online now for $25.00, down from $50.00.
Opinel Les Essentials reviews consistently praise the steel quality at this price. Compared to other 4-piece kitchen sets, this one costs half as much as competing French-steel sets while covering the complete prep-work range.
$25.00 sale price vs. $50.00 compare-at. Extra 10% off with coupon BENCH10. Free shipping on orders over $45.
Four French-made prep tools for $25.00 — 50% off the $50.00 compare-at price
Micro-serrated paring knife excels on tomatoes and thick-skinned fruit where plain blades slip
Bird's beak vegetable knife enables decorative tourne and fluting cuts typically reserved for pricier sets
Origin: France
Series: Les Essentials
Blade Steel: Sandvik 12C27 corrosion-resistant high-carbon stainless
Product Type: 4-piece small kitchen knife set
Set Includes: Paring knife, micro-serrated paring knife, stationary peeler, curved 3" bird's beak vegetable knife
Current Price: $25.00 (compare-at $50.00)
Handle Material: Sustainably harvested wood, Art Deco painted/stained finish
Seller: Cutter's Bench
The Opinel Les Essentials 4-piece set covers every small-knife kitchen task for $25.00 — half the $50.00 compare-at price — with French Alps craftsmanship since 1890 behind every blade.
$25.00 sale · $50.00 compare-at · 50% off · extra 10% with coupon BENCH10 · free shipping over $45.
Against other sub-$50 kitchen sets, Les Essentials is the only one combining Sandvik 12C27 steel, sustainably sourced French wood, and four task-specific tools at this price point.
The set includes a plain-edge paring knife, a micro-serrated paring knife, a stationary peeler, and a curved 3-inch bird's beak vegetable knife — all with Sandvik 12C27 stainless blades and Art Deco finished wood handles.
$25.00 USD at Cutter's Bench, discounted 50% from the $50.00 compare-at price.
Grip it like a pencil and rotate the curved blade against produce to create tourne, fluting, and decorative cuts, or use it for peeling round vegetables with full control.
Yes — that's its signature use. The micro-serrations bite through tomato, kiwi, and other thick skins without squashing, and the knife doubles as a daily steak knife.
The $25.00 sale price is already 50% off, and coupon code BENCH10 takes an additional 10% off at checkout. Orders over $45 ship free.
The Art Deco styling is what caught my eye, but the knives are genuinely good. The micro-serrated blade is perfect for baguettes and tomatoes, and the bird's beak makes quick work of shallots. All sharp out of the box.
Bought this for my mother who has arthritis and finds full-size knives tiring. These are light and easy to control. She uses the peeler daily. Best $25 I've spent on her kitchen.
Four useful tools, French made, half price. The parer is my favorite — very nimble. Only wish it came with a roll or sheath for storage.
Nice sharp blades and lovely design. The handles are slim, which some people will love. If you have larger hands, try one first.
Beautiful, sharp, and cheap. Very happy.
I cook a lot of French bistro food at home and this set covers all the small prep: peeling, trimming, scoring, slicing delicate things. The bird's beak in particular does work my chef's knife can't. Six weeks in, edges still bite.
Didn't expect much from a $25 set but these cut circles around my old supermarket knives. The serrated one is excellent on citrus. Steel hasn't stained after months of acidic fruit work.
Gave this to my partner who was using a dull hand-me-down parer for everything. Now she has the right tool for each job and actually enjoys prep. The Art Deco look means she leaves them out on the counter too.
