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In our offer you will find a wide selection of kitchen knives according to type. Whether you are looking for a universal chef's knife for everyday cutting, a chopper for meat, a filleting knife for fish or a special bakery knife, we have the ideal solution for you. A quality knife will make your job easier, increase your precision and turn cooking into an experience.

Explore the overview of each type of knife and discover which one best suits your needs.

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1. Chef's Knife

Description: A versatile staple for every kitchen. The wide blade (15-25 cm) allows for smooth cutting of meat, vegetables and herbs. It offers stability, a sure grip and an efficient rocking motion when slicing.

2. Bread Knife

Description: Long serrated blade that easily cuts through even fresh bread without deforming the crumb. Ideal for bread, baguettes and cakes.

3. Santoku Knife

Description: Japanese utility knife with a wider and shorter blade than a traditional chef's knife. Perfect for slicing, chopping and shredding. It excels in precision and balance.

4. Paring Knife

Description: A small, lightweight knife with a blade length of 7-10 cm. Ideal for detailed work such as peeling fruits and vegetables or decorative slicing.

5. The Cleaver

Description: A solid knife with a wide blade, suitable for chopping meat, butchering or processing bones. It allows effortless power cuts.

6. Fillet Knife

Description: Narrow, flexible blade for precise separation of meat from bone and skin. Great for fish and delicate meats, it allows for clean, smooth cuts.

7. Cheese Knife

Description: Blade with holes prevents soft cheeses from sticking. The shape and blade are adapted to different types of cheese for perfect serving.

8. The Boning Knife offers a wide range of cheeses, with an optimized shape and an even cut to fit the cheese.

Description: Thin, sharp blade for precise separation of meat from bone. A favorite tool of professionals and home cooks who work with meat.

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Japonský nůž Sakai Takayuki Sakimaru 300 mm, Damascus Ginsanko
€1 072,57

The premium Japanese knife Sakai Takayuki Sakimaru is ideal for slicing and dicing meat and fish. Blue Steel carbon steel core, single-sided damascus steel. Wenge wood handle...

Code: 04243
Japonský nůž Yanagiba 300 mm, FUJI White Steel Mirror
€1 897,65

Yanagiba Japanese knife from Sakai Takayuki designed for slicing meat and fish. Blade made of White Steel Mirror carbon steel for maximum sharpness. Rose-wood handle with...

Code: 00161
Japonský kuchařský nůž Gyuto 300 mm Kanetsune Honsho Kanemasa E-Series
€148,39

Japanese kitchen knife Gyuto from Kanetsune Honsho Kanemasa E-series with blade made of vergin carbon steel SK-95 , HRC 60-61. The classic ergonomic western handle is made of...

Code: KNTN-KC-745
Kuchařský nůž Sakimaru/Yanagiba 270 mm Dellinger Octagonal Full Damascus
€185,60

The long slicing kitchen Sakimaru/Yanagiba knife from the Dellinger Octagonal Full Damascus series features a Damascus blade made of 110 layers of two stainless steels,...

Code: XZ-F270

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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions about kitchen knives by type

How to choose the right blade length

The blade length should suit your hand and working style. Shorter blades (up to 18 cm) offer better control, longer blades (20-25 cm) are suitable for larger ingredients and quick slicing.

What is the difference between a chef's knife and a Santoku knife?

The chef's knife has a longer, curved blade for a rocking cut, while the Santoku has a shorter, flatter shape suitable for straight slicing and chopping. The Santoku is more precise when working with vegetables.

Why does the pastry knife have a serrated blade?

The serrated blade penetrates hard crusts better and allows for a clean cut without squeezing the casing. This makes it ideal for fresh bread, cakes and baguettes.

How to care for kitchen knives properly

Never wash knives in the dishwasher. After use, wash them with lukewarm water, dry them and store them in a rack or case. Use good quality water or diamond stones for sharpening.