An Allday Goods Bread knife with a turquoise recycled-plastic handle, lying on a dark slate worktopFREE SHIPPING ON ORDERS OVER £50 (UK) |
The short version This handle
used to be a
plastic tub Belazu’s, to be exact. Martin, in Wales, collects the empty tubs and melts them into handles. The waste changes with whatever comes in, so the colour changes too. Yours would be a one-off. The other half The blade is not
recycled anything It is handmade in Solingen by a family who have been making knives since 1790. These are the people who touch one before you do. Nadine Solingen | Makes the Everyday knives. |
| Martin Wales | Collects the plastic waste and melts it into the handles. |
| David Sheffield | Makes the cutlery. |
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What one bread knife does Saves the equivalent of 111 plastic bottles from our oceans. And 1% of every sale funds collecting more of it. |
Three tubs Pick your plastic |
 | Ottolenghi's plastic waste £29
Saves the equivalent of 36 plastic bottles. |
|  | Belazu's plastic tubs £89
Saves the equivalent of 111 plastic bottles. |
|  | Maldon Salt's waste plastic tubs £140
Saves the equivalent of 175 plastic bottles. |
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No two come out the same Whatever gets collected is what the handles are made of that week, so the colours are never quite repeatable. |
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