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Knife 101



Honing steel, patina, bolster, Nakiri… What does all this jargon terminology mean? Find your answers right here at our knife 101 blogs.

Kitchen Knife Handle Why Is It Important

Kitchen Knife Handle: Why Is It Important?

For years, the blade has taken the spotlight as the most important part of the knife. But, people tend to overlook the aspect which makes using the knife possible- the …

Carving Knife vs Chef Knife What Are the Differences

Carving Knife vs Chef Knife: What Are the Differences?

People can confuse carving and chef knives since these culinary tools look very similar to the untrained eye. While they certainly have common features, carving and chef knives are distinct …

How to Use a Chef Knife and Cook Like a Pro

How to Use a Chef Knife and Cook like a Pro

The cornerstone of every meal preparation is a great knife. It is the most indispensable tool in the kitchen. A versatile, quality and comfortable-to-use knife will help you in a …

utility knife vs chef knife

Utility Knife vs Chef Knife – What’s the Diff?

Faced with the wide array of knife ranges available today, it can be daunting to identify a knife.  This article aims to demystify two of the most popular knives out …

Easy & Effective Carbon Steel Knife Care Tips

Easy & Effective Carbon Steel Knife Care Tips

Many people underestimate the power of having the right knife in the kitchen. It might surprise you to know that you’re a carbon steel knife away from cooking a 5-star …

Knife Handle Materials: Which One Should You Choose?

Knife Handle Materials: Which One Should You Choose?

Knives are very important tools for a chef, but having a sharp blade isn’t enough. People often overlook the handle. A good-quality and comfortable knife handle is key to an …

A Comprehensive Guide to Knife Tang Types

A Comprehensive Guide to Knife Tang Types

Have you ever thought about what makes up a knife? Well, a non-enthusiast would think it’s just a blade and a handle. And while s/he’s not entirely wrong, there’s more …