Nakiri & Usuba

Nakiri & Usuba – The Vegetable Experts of Your Kitchen

Are you ready to take your vegetable dishes to the next level? Then Nakiri and Usuba knives are your new best friends! These Japanese knives are the perfect tools to chop vegetables in no time – with a precision that will impress you.

Nakiri knives are the all-rounders among vegetable knives. With their straight blade, you can cut vegetables in one go – whether you need cubes, slices, or strips. They are the perfect partners for anyone who values efficiency and cleanliness. And if you ever have a particularly stubborn cabbage that won't cut? No problem, the Nakiri is there to put it in its place.

Usuba knives are the artists among knives. With their single-edged blade, you can create paper-thin slices and delicate carvings from your vegetables. Perfect for sushi, salads, or just to impress your guests. They are the ultimate tool for anyone who wants to not only cut but also present vegetables.

Discover our selection of Nakiri and Usuba knives and turn your kitchen into a vegetable paradise! With these knives, cutting becomes not only more efficient but also a real pleasure.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Nakiri and Usuba Knives

What is a Nakiri knife?

A Nakiri knife is a traditional Japanese vegetable knife characterized by its flat, rectangular blade. It allows for clean and quick cutting of vegetables without crushing or tearing them.

What is an Usuba knife used for?

An Usuba knife is also a Japanese vegetable knife, but unlike the Nakiri, it is often single-edged. It is used for particularly fine and precise cuts to create decorative vegetable carvings and paper-thin slices.

What do you use a Nakiri knife for?

A Nakiri knife is perfect for all types of vegetables, from soft tomatoes to hard squash. Thanks to its straight blade and high cutting performance, vegetable cubes, strips, or slices can be prepared quickly and easily.

What are the pros and cons of Nakiri knives?

Advantages of Nakiri knives include their high cutting performance, the ability to make clean, straight cuts, and suitability for large quantities of vegetables. Disadvantages are that they are less versatile than other knives and are not suitable for meat or fish.

How do you cut with a Nakiri?

When cutting with a Nakiri, you move the knife in an up-and-down motion perpendicular to the cutting board. The flat blade allows you to cut through the vegetable cleanly in one stroke without tearing it.