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Opinel Le Petit Chef Complete 3 Piece Kitchen Set, Chef Knife with Rounded Tip, Fingers Guard, Peeler, For Children and Teaching Food Prep and Kitchen Safety, Made in France

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Features

  • MONTESSORI TOOLS FOR THE KITCHEN: Outfitted with natural, sustainably harvested beechwood handles, Le Petit Chef Set is a safety conscious kit made for little hands to learn proper kitchen skills. Real experience for real chefs in training
  • LEARNING BY DOING: Kids learn best hands on, and with Le Petit Chef, your little kitchen helpers can learn about knife safety, food prep, and more with your peace of mind intact. Tools made for small hands by world class knife makers.
  • CHEF KNIFE: Rounded tip blade reduces accidental punctures but cuts and chops just like a full size chef blade. Knife is sharp on blade edge, and must be used with adult supervision (this may become your new favorite chef knife, too!)
  • FINGER GUARD: A perfect addition to the Chef Knife, the fingers guard keeps little fingers safe and teaches proper technique when chopping veggies, fruits, or doing meal prep
  • PEELER: Rounding out Le Petit Chef set is the single finger-pulled peeler, perfect for peeling veggies, fruits, and other prep work. With single handed control, helpers keep their fingers safe and learn proper technique

Blade Material: High Carbon Stainless Steel


Brand: Opinel


Color: Beechwood


Blade Edge: Chef's Knife


Item Weight: 1 Grams


Is Dishwasher Safe: No


Number of Pieces: 3


Item Length: 0.83 inches


Item Weight: 0.035 ounces


Manufacturer: Opinel


Country of Origin: France


Item model number: 001746


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: March 7, 2014


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Average. Poor QC, dull so potentially unsafe
I purchased this for a friend's 7 year old to use to start helping out in the kitchen and to learn to be more comfortable cutting veggies. That said I think the blade/handle size of the knife is very appropriate as was the blunted tip. From a safety and design/concept standpoint I think this is pretty good. The finger holes are a good idea to train finger placement on the handle, too. I think the separate hand guard is also a really great idea and is a good size for a range of kids' hands. Unfortunately, as I am finding with Opinel's products in general, the quality control is fairly lacking. I was glad I opened the set first to inspect it. The chef's knife was actually not properly de-burred along its entire edge, and I could grossly feel it sweeping my fingers along one side. It was a huge burr and made me feel like whoever made/inspected the blade was really lazy (Opinel claims to have everything that leaves the factory inspected by a person). The blade was easy to deburr manually, which speaks to the softer type of steel (which is fine since this is for kids), but after de-burring the blade wasn't really all that sharp at all. The burr actually came off as little thin wires or little flakes of metal, which I can't imagine is appetizing if it came off into the food you were cutting... Dullness: I guess this is where there is room for debate, but I am from the school of thought that a dull knife is much more dangerous than a sharp knife. This knife is much too dull to be safe out of the box. If a kid were to use the blade at the level of factory dullness, they could easily need lots of downward force cutting, say, a carrot, and slip and hurt themselves. I get not having it be razor sharp so it doesn't laser through fingers, but it should actually be sharp enough to slice through veggies without slipping or requiring lots of force to get through them. Moreover, it's not a toy, it's an introductory tool that should be used under parental supervision anyway, and so it should have the capability of doing what it is meant to do, which is to cut food (safely). I'm an experienced sharpener at this point and so it wasn't hard to sharpen the blade before giving this to a friend to try with their kids, but that isn't the case for the vast majority of people who will open the kit and try it out right away with their families. I think they need to really revisit their quality control as it has implications on the safety of the product. Leaving such a huge and easily removable burr on a blade being used for food is also a little disturbing to me, as the implication is that people might inevitably ingest the small metal fragments coming off the blade if they just use the blade out of the box. See above for discussion on sharpness. If you're experienced with knives and handling/sharpening knives, then this is fine to introduce to your kids. If not, I wouldn't recommend this set right out of the box with the way Opinel's quality control is. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 2, 2022 by J S.
    • Great Starter Knife
My seven year old loves to cook in the kitchen with me, so I got him this set to start learning some knife skills without the worry of him seriously injuring himself. The knife is nice quality with a wooden handle and washes well. The finger guard is a little awkward for him to use and still have a good grip on what he's cutting, so we don't use it too much. Peeler is good quality also. We've been working on mainly cutting fruits and vegetables, apples, carrots, peppers, ect., so can't speak on how well it would do with meats or cheeses. Although this set was a little more than I wanted to spend, I'm very happy with my purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 17, 2022 by Stephanie
    • Cute
Excellent product for grandson.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 18, 2022 by Debra
    • My grandson just loved it—he wanted to help cook at every meal!!!!
I wanted to teach my 8 year old grandson how to work in the kitchen— he absolutely loved it!! I would recommend this for any child wanting to start helping in the kitchen with food preparation with adult supervision!!!!
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 31, 2022 by Amazon Customer
    • Only one flaw
This set along with some cut resistant gloves was among what I got my daughter for her 9th birthday. She always wants to help cook, so she was excited get the step stool, pull up to the counter, and prep my vegetables for me (carrots, celery, onion). They're safe, nice looking, easy to clean, perfect for my daughter with one exception: The blade of the knife was very dull. She had to use her body weight to cut through the carrot. Some of you may be saying, "Are you nuts, why do you want to give a sharp knife to a kid?". The simple fact is that most cuts/accidents in the kitchen aren't the result of a sharp knife, but a dull one. Putting force on a knife often leads to slips, the knife sliding off it's target and instead finding fingers. No true control. A sharp knife does exactly what you tell it to. So I had to take it out to my dad's work shop and when we were done with it, this little knife now shaves the hair off my arm. Using either the finger guard or cut resistant glove, there have been no accidents and she's had a better experience helping me in the kitchen being able to cut like I do with my Shuns. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 19, 2020 by ABG
    • Perfect for little hands
This is a perfect set for kids. My daughter can use the knife so easily with the handle. I do wish the shield was more flexible, it's a hard plastic so it is hard for her to use on most items being cut.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 20, 2021 by The Merry's
    • Outstanding starter set for kids
Got this set for my 5 year old daughter for Christmas, and she loves it. The biggest issue we had when she would help me cook was she would almost always accidentally stab my hand with whatever knife we were using. Thankfully, this knife doesn’t have a pointed tip. The finger guard is easy to use, and the finger holes on the knife and peeler help out a ton. The knife blade doesn’t feel sharp when you touch it, but it cuts like a dream. I saw an episode of America’s Test Kitchen where they reviewed kitchen knives for kids, and this was their choice and I understand why. Would/have recommended to friends and family. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 21, 2020 by John
    • wait, there's a peeler!
I bought these and I was pretty sure there was a peeler but the package I got did not have the peeler and it wasn't listed on the contents of the package. But now I'm looking at the listing again and it's asking me to write a review and I think it's fine but I also appear to be missing a peeler. so that's disappointing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 18, 2021 by K.L. Franklin

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