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Paring & Utility Knives – Small Knives, Big Impact

Are you looking for a versatile kitchen helper? Then paring and utility knives are just what you need! These small all-rounders are a must-have in any kitchen. Whether peeling, cutting, or garnishing – with their sharp blade, they effortlessly handle any task.

The paring knife impresses with its slim shape and precision. Perfectly suited for larding meat or making fine cuts on fruits and vegetables. The utility knife, on the other hand, is your go-to knife for all delicate tasks – from peeling to decorating your dishes.

Whether you're a hobby cook or a professional: With these knives, you have control over every cutting task. They fit comfortably in your hand, are extremely sharp, and versatile. Cooking becomes not only easier but also a real pleasure!

Discover our range of high-quality paring and utility knives now and find the perfect knife for your kitchen!

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Frequently Asked Questions about Paring Knives and Utility Knives

What is a paring knife?

A paring knife is a small, versatile kitchen knife with a narrow, tapering blade about 9 to 15 cm long. It is ideal for cutting vegetables, fruits, small pieces of meat, and for larding meat with bacon or herbs.

What is a utility knife?

The utility knife is a small, handy kitchen knife with a blade length of about 7 to 11 cm. It is used for fine cutting tasks such as peeling fruits and vegetables, chopping herbs, or garnishing dishes. It is a true all-rounder in the kitchen.

What do you cut with a utility knife?

With a utility knife, you cut small pieces of fruits and vegetables, herbs, onions, or garlic. It is also excellent for peeling and garnishing, as well as for other precise cutting tasks in the kitchen.

What do you do with a paring and garnishing knife?

A paring and garnishing knife is used to lard meat with bacon or herbs and to garnish dishes. It is ideal for precise tasks such as decorating desserts or preparing smaller ingredients.

Where does the name utility knife come from?

The name "utility knife" is derived from the French word "office," which refers to a small kitchen or pantry. The knife was originally used for smaller tasks in these areas.

How important is the blade length of a paring knife?

The blade length of a paring knife is crucial for precision. A length of about 9 to 15 cm allows for precise handling of both small and larger pieces. A longer blade can be cumbersome for fine tasks.

What role does blade sharpness play in a utility knife?

The sharpness of a utility knife's blade is crucial for its efficiency. A sharp blade allows for precise cuts and prevents tearing of food. Regular sharpening is therefore important.

How can you best store a paring knife?

A paring knife should be stored in a dry, well-ventilated area. A knife block or sheath protects the blade from damage and prevents accidents.

What advantages does a utility knife offer compared to a chef's knife?

A utility knife offers more precision for fine tasks compared to a chef's knife. It is ideal for peeling, cutting, and garnishing small foods, while a chef's knife is more versatile but less precise.

How can you extend the durability of a utility knife?

The durability of a utility knife can be extended by regular sharpening, careful cleaning and drying, and using protective sheaths or knife blocks. This prevents rust and blade damage.