Our experts help you pick the best kitchen knives
Beaked blades and fluted, straight edges and serrated: what exactly are these for? Our knife specialists give you the lowdown on 12 different essential Victorinox kitchen tools. Because it’s one thing to be able to choose from a wide range of kitchen knives, but quite another to know exactly what they can all do – and some things may surprise you. Have a look at our tips and get the best out of your chef skills.
The kitchen multitasker
A key investment for any busy kitchen, this hardworking utility knife can handle chopping, dicing and slicing of all kinds. This knife takes on not just fruit and vegetables but can also tackle meat like a pro. From the fine slicing of herbs to carving your roast, the Office Knife is compact yet chef-level capable and is a true all-rounder.
Our tip: Leaving home and setting up your own kitchen for the first time? This is the knife you should start with.
Our tip: Leaving home and setting up your own kitchen for the first time? This is the knife you should start with.
Slices Steak…. and Pizza
Fillet, rump, sirloin or onglet, whichever cut you choose, our Steak Knife is its ultimate go-to partner. Fitting neatly into the palm of your hand, it gracefully glides against the grain, leaving you to savor the flavor. We offer two types of steak knife: straight edge and wavy edge. True meat connoisseurs prefer the straight edge, so as not to tear the meat. The wavy edge makes the knife more of an allrounder however – it’s also ideal for slicing pizza.
Our tip: The wavy edge blades can handle not only steak and pizza with ease, but also pastries, pies and quiches too.
Our tip: The wavy edge blades can handle not only steak and pizza with ease, but also pastries, pies and quiches too.
Para peixes perfeitos
Esta lâmina é ideal para peixes. Longa, fina e ligeiramente cônica, ela é flexível o suficiente para lidar com as inúmeras espinhas de peixe com agilidade. O resultado é um prato limpo, com filetes perfeitos e uma linda apresentação. Oferecemos dois tamanhos de lâmina, 16 cm e 20 cm. A regra aqui é escolher uma faca aproximadamente 5 cm maior do que o peixe a ser filetado. Isso significa que a lâmina de 16 cm é melhor para trutas e cavalas, enquanto a lâmina de 20 cm é ideal para peixes médios e grandes, como o salmão e o bagre.
Nossa dica: O comprimento e a lâmina flexível de uma faca para filetar também fazem dela uma excelente escolha para descascar laranjas.
Nossa dica: O comprimento e a lâmina flexível de uma faca para filetar também fazem dela uma excelente escolha para descascar laranjas.

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