Short of a wine glass, there may be nothing more French than a butter knife. Sabre’s Bistrot version has spent decades on Parisian breakfast tables, through warm baguettes, split croissants, and slabs of Normandy butter left to soften in the sun.
Short of a wine glass, there may be nothing more French than a butter knife. Sabre’s Bistrot version has spent decades on Parisian breakfast tables, through warm baguettes, split croissants, and slabs of Normandy butter left to soften in the sun.