The balance! The beauty!

You can make yourself feel like a Michelin star chef just by using the right knife for your culinary masterpiece. On top of feeling like a top chef, you’re also more likely to have all your fingers left at the end!

SERRATED

8-11 inches

Perfect for slicing through ingredients with tough exteriors but squishable interiors like bread and tomatoes.

PAIRING

3.5-4 inches

CHEF'S KNIFE

8-14 inches

If you only have room for one knife, this is it. There isn’t much the chef’s knife can’t slice, cut, chop, mince or dice.

TOMATO KNIFE

6-12 inches

SANTOKU

6 inches

Smaller and lighter than a chef’s knife but just as useful. Translating as “three virtues,” the Santoku is ideal for slicing, dicing and mincing. It also has a scalloped edge to help prevent ingredients from sticking.

SHEARS

6-12 inches

While not a knife, shears will make prep work easier. Use them to cut, snip and trim a range of ingredients and items.

SLICING

8-14 inches

CARVING

8-12 inches

BONING

5-6 inches

The thin, curved blade of the boning knife makes it easier to separate meat from bone with precision.

CLEAVER

6-12 inches

ANATOMY OF A KNIFE
Point
Tip
Belly
Cutting Edge
Heel
Bolster
Tang
Cutting Edge
Rivet

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