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Opinel No. 125 Bon Appetit Steak Knife Set of 4 – Painted Hornbeam Handles, 12C27 Stainless Steel
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$63.98$31.99
The Opinel No. 125 Bon Appetit steak knife set of 4 with painted hornbeam handles and Sandvik 12C27 stainless blades cuts clean through any steak — buy online for $31.99, 50% off the $63.98 compare-at price at Cutter's Bench.
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Opinel No. 125 Bon Appetit Steak Knife Set of 4 (Painted Hornbeam)
The Opinel No. 125 Bon Appetit Steak Knife Set brings four colorful, heritage-built French steak knives to your table with sustainably harvested painted hornbeam handles and premium 12C27 Swedish stainless steel blades. Shopping Opinel No. 125 Bon Appetit knives? They're $31.99 here — 50% off the $63.98 list price.
How to Sharpen Opinel No. 125 Steak Knives
The 12C27 stainless edge holds sharpness well and sharpens easily on a whetstone or sharpening steel at a 15–20° angle with light passes. Simple maintenance is one reason 12C27 is renowned for high-use kitchen knives.
Care: Are Opinel Steak Knives Dishwasher Safe?
No — hand wash and dry immediately. Hand washing protects the painted hornbeam handles and prevents edge corrosion, preserving both appearance and performance for years.
Specifications
Brand: Opinel (French Alps, since 1890)
Series: No. 125 Bon Appetit
Product type: Steak knife set, 4 pieces
Blade: 12C27 Swedish stainless steel — excellent edge retention and corrosion resistance
Handle: Painted hornbeam wood, sustainably harvested in France
Set count: 4 steak knives, bright contemporary colors
Price and Deal Value
$31.99, down from $63.98 — save 50%. That's about $8 per knife for a heritage French set. Stack coupon BENCH10 for another 10% off. Free shipping on orders over $45; pair with another Opinel piece to qualify.
Why This Set
Compared to generic silver-tone steak knives, the Bon Appetit set adds color, French craftsmanship, and a corrosion-resistant premium steel at a discount price. Buy online now while this promotion lasts.
Features
Four steak knives in 12C27 Swedish stainless steel with excellent edge retention for $31.99 — 50% off
Painted hornbeam handles sustainably harvested in France add color and heritage to any table
Savings stack: 50% discount plus BENCH10 coupon for an extra 10% off the set
Care: Hand wash only
Handle: Painted hornbeam wood, French sourced
Set Count: 4 knives
Use Cases: Steak, dinner parties, everyday table service
Blade Steel: Sandvik 12C27 Swedish stainless steel
Product Type: Steak knife set
Model / Series: No. 125 Bon Appetit (POP)
Seller: Cutter's Bench
Product Details
French Heritage, Table-Ready Color
Opinel has built knives in the French Alps since 1890. The No. 125 Bon Appetit set of 4 pairs iconic design with 12C27 stainless performance — now at an affordable $31.99 sale price.
Care & Sharpening
Hand wash only; never dishwash
Sharpen at 15–20° with a whetstone or steel
12C27 resists corrosion and holds edges longer
Deal Snapshot
$31.99 sale — save 50% off $63.98
Extra 10% off with BENCH10 coupon
Free shipping over $45
Compare & Decide
Against generic 4-piece sets, you get branded French craftsmanship, premium steel, and vivid painted hornbeam handles at a discount price. Order online today.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I sharpen Opinel No. 125 steak knives?
Use a whetstone or sharpening steel at a 15–20° angle with light, consistent strokes. The 12C27 steel sharpens easily and holds its edge well with regular home maintenance.
Are Opinel steak knives dishwasher safe?
No. Hand wash and dry immediately to protect the painted hornbeam handles and the 12C27 stainless edge.
What's the current price and are there deals?
The set is $31.99 at Cutter's Bench, 50% off the $63.98 compare-at price. Use coupon BENCH10 for an extra 10% discount and enjoy free shipping over $45.
Where can I buy the Opinel No. 125 Bon Appetit set online?
Exclusively here at Cutter's Bench with current promotion pricing, transparent specs, and fast checkout.
How does this set compare to other steak knife sets?
At roughly $8 per knife with premium 12C27 Swedish stainless steel and French-made hornbeam handles, it undercuts most branded sets while outperforming generic stamped knives.
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a*****a
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Elegant and seriously sharp
These cut through ribeye like it's butter. The painted hornbeam handles look genuinely classy on the table, and the 12C27 stainless has held its edge through a couple months of weekly use. Guests always ask where we got them.
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s***g
Beautiful set, slight quibble
The knives are gorgeous and slice meat cleanly with no sawing. One handle arrived with a tiny paint imperfection, but functionally they're flawless. Would buy again.
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h*l
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Best steak knives under $40
I've owned sets that cost three times as much and performed worse. Clean cuts, comfortable grip, easy care.
★★★★★★★★★★3.0
b*****v
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Good, but lighter than expected
Solid performance on steak and roast chicken. They feel lighter in the hand than the forged knives I'm used to, which took some adjusting. My wife loves the look of them on the table, so overall we're happy.
★★★★★★★★★★5.0
h*r
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French style for less
My partner is French and very picky about table knives — these passed the test. Sharp, balanced, and the handles feel natural. Shipping from Cutter's Bench was quick too.
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w**s
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Handle finish chipped
Two of the four handles showed chipping in the paint near the bolster after a few washes. The blades themselves cut great, so I can't fully complain, but the finish durability isn't what I hoped for at any price. Hand washing only seems to be mandatory.