Carbon v Stainless Steel Knives - Which is Best - Town Cutler
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Deciding when to use or buy carbon vs. stainless steel knives is always a hot topic. In this installment of Carbon v Stainless Steel, we discuss when and why you might prefer one kind of blade over another.
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The 8-inch chef’s knife is a reliable, all-rounder knife, perfect for almost every kitchen task. Chop herbs, dice onions, and mince garlic with this workhorse blade in the kitchen.Kramer Carbon 2.0 is Master Bladesmith Bob Kramer’s latest evolution in knife design. With a redesigned blade shape from bolster to tip, the Kramer Carbon 2.0 collection offers improved weight distribution and balance for more efficient cutting.
Kramer by Zwilling Carbon 2.0 10-Inch Chef's Knife
Carbon v Stainless Steel Knives - Which is Best - Town Cutler
The 8-inch chef’s knife is a reliable, all-rounder knife, perfect for almost every kitchen task. Chop herbs, dice onions, and mince garlic with this workhorse blade in the kitchen.Kramer Carbon 2.0 is Master Bladesmith Bob Kramer’s latest evolution in knife design. With a redesigned blade shape from bolster to tip, the Kramer Carbon 2.0 collection offers improved weight distribution and balance for more efficient cutting.
Kramer by Zwilling Carbon 2.0 6-Inch Chef's Knife
Carbon v Stainless Steel - Which is Right for Me? - Town Cutler
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The Classic Ikon Hollow Edge Santoku Knife is designed with a thinner blade than the traditional chef’s knife, at a 10 cutting edge, and gradually curves up at the very end providing a straighter edge. The hollow edge is crafted with evenly spaced vertical indentations, which create small air pockets between the blade and the food. These small air pockets gently push food off the blade and reduce friction and drag.