4-Piece Straight-Edge Steak Knives (ACUTO440) - Green
Green ACUTO440 Straight-Edge Steak Knives
Straight-edge steak knives that glide through steak and chops, keeping juices in the meat instead of on the plate.
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Rust-Proof
ACUTO440 Steel
Rockwell 58±2
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What are Misen’s ACUTO440 Knives made of?
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My blade has discoloration and/or staining. What is this?
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Green ACUTO440 Straight-Edge Steak Knives
Misen’s 4-Piece Straight-Edge Steak Knives (ACUTO440) in green are built to glide through steak and chops with clean, straight-edge slices, helping keep juices in the meat instead of on the plate. With color-forward handles designed for everyday use and the dinner table, this set is an easy upgrade for weeknight dinners and special occasions alike.
What sets these steak knives apart is the combination of ACUTO440 steel (rated Rockwell 58±2) and straight-edge blades that slice without tearing. If you prefer a neat cut on proteins, straight edges are a great match for steak, pork chops, and other plated meats where you want the surface to stay intact. The full-tang construction also adds balance and stability in hand, especially when you are cutting at the table.
This is a 4-piece set, which suits smaller households, everyday place settings, or keeping a dedicated set just for meat. If you regularly host larger dinners, the product page also shows an 8-piece option in the set selector, which can be helpful when you want matching knives for more guests.
For maintenance, Misen notes these knives are easy to hone and sharpen at home, and recommends sharpening every 4 to 6 months. Use and care guidance is simple: hand wash, then dry immediately after use. While the blades are lab-tested for rust resistance (including extended submersion and dishwasher-cycle testing), sticking to the recommended routine helps preserve the edge and finish long term.
Heads up on appearance: Misen notes high-carbon knives may show discoloration after exposure to acidic foods and or salt. That change is purely cosmetic and is different from rust, which Misen says is extremely rare. For more cutlery options and matching pieces, browse the knife sets section, or explore more kitchen knives. For detailed upkeep tips specific to this steel, see Acuto knives care.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Straight-Edge Steak Knives
What is included in this set?
This product is a 4-piece set of straight-edge steak knives in green. Each knife is designed for clean slicing through steak and chops, with the goal of keeping juices in the meat instead of on the plate.
What steel are these steak knives made from?
Misen lists AICHI ACUTO440 steel for exceptional sharpness and edge retention. The product page also specifies a hardness rating of Rockwell 58±2 for these knives.
Are these steak knives dishwasher safe?
Misen’s testing notes rust resistance through up to 100 dishwasher cycles, but the recommended care is to hand wash and dry immediately after use. Following the care guidance is the best way to keep the knives performing and looking their best over time.
How often should I sharpen them?
The page recommends sharpening every 4 to 6 months. The knives are also described as easy to hone and sharpen at home, which makes it simpler to maintain a clean, straight-edge cut between sharpenings.
What if I notice discoloration after cutting acidic foods?
Misen notes that high-carbon knives may show discoloration after exposure to acidic foods and or salt. They describe this as purely cosmetic and different from rust, which they say is extremely rare.