THE RIGHT KITCHEN KNIVES FOR THE JOB WHICH KNIFE DOES WHAT

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 Office Knife

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.

El cuchillo para bistec

Rebana bistecs… y pizza

Filete, solomillo, lomo, no importa el corte que elijas, nuestro cuchillo para carne es el compañero ideal al que recurrir. Con un ajuste perfecto a la palma de la mano, corta con gracia perpendicularmente las fibras de la carne, por lo que sólo te resta disfrutar el sabor. Ofrecemos dos tipos de cuchillo para bistec: de filo recto y de filo dentado. Los verdaderos conocedores de la carne prefieren el filo recto para no rasgar la carne. De todos modos, el filo dentado hace que el cuchillo sea más versátil, por lo que también es ideal para cortar porciones de pizza.

Nuestro consejo: Las hojas con filo dentado sirven no sólo para cortar bistecs y pizzas con facilidad, son aptas también para pasteles, tartas y quiches.

The Filleting Knife

For flawless fish

This blade is exceptionally on point for fish. Long, lean and slightly tapered, it is flexible enough to negotiate a myriad of fish bones with A-game agility. The result is a clean, perfectly filleted dish that looks beautifully presented on the plate. We offer two blade sizes, 16 cm and 20 cm. The rule here is to choose a knife that is approximately 5 cm larger than the fish you are filleting. This means the 16 cm blade is better suited to trout or mackerel, while the 20 cm blade is ideal for medium to large fish like salmon or catfish.

Our tip: The length and flexible blade of a Filleting Knife also make it an excellent choice for peeling an orange.

The Santoku Knife

Nothing sticks

The fluted edge and straighter blade make the Santoku Knife a trusted kitchen all-rounder. The flutes ensure that food doesn’t stick to the blade when cutting, making slicing anything from meat, fish, vegetables to fruit feel effortless. The straight edge blade is suitable for chopping, slicing and dicing, helping you to cut more precisely but with ease.

Our tip: We offer this knife both with and without fluted blade. While the non-fluted blade might make long-term sharpening easier, we recommend the fluted edge, for the ease and precision it gives to any slicing task.

The Bread Knife

Makes light work of tough surfaces

Freshly baked granary bread with salted butter, ciabatta with balsamic and extra virgin olive oil, sourdough rye with ham and cheese: bread has so many delicious guises. So, investing in a knife that knows how to tackle your daily loaf is key. Built to last, our Bread Knives slice adeptly through thick crusts, thanks to the wavy edge blade. For those who need help cutting the perfect slice, the Dux knife has an adjustable guide to help you slice bread or even salami or cucumber.

Our tip: Baked goods are this blade’s domain but try it on a pumpkin and you’ll be in expert hands.

The Carving Knife

Not just for roasts

The Carving Knife is another kitchen workhorse which can handle pretty much anything that lands on your cutting board. It’s ideal for more compact joints such as guinea fowl, poussin or duck. For larger cuts of meat, we recommend an extra-wide blade. The longer blades are also ideal for precisely cutting carpaccio, for example. The Carving Knife is also adept at handling all kinds of fruit and vegetables, making it another kitchen must-have. Its ergonomic handle means it’s super easy to use and the straight edge cuts with impressive precision.

Our tip: It may have earned its culinary stripes for carving meat, but this adept blade works just as well on soft fruit and vegetables. Why not try it on a pineapple?

The Carving Knife Extra-Wide

For juicy thin slices

Fusing exceptional balance with a smart structure, this knife is strong and can hit the culinary ground running. It excels at carving larger-scale joints such as rump of beef, shoulder of lamb or turkey thanks to its extra-wide blade, which helps you cut through big pieces of meat with ease. For some restaurant-style theater, use it to carve on a beautiful chopping board centerpiece at the table.

Our tip: The best things don’t always come in small packages. Extra width lends this blade precision and power. If you really want effortless slicing, take the fluted edge version of this blade.
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Swiss Modern Chef’s Knife

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The Paring Knife

Packs a pocket-sized punch

The smallest knife in our kitchen, the Paring Knife is a multitasker that can chop, slice, peel, dice and core. Choose the wavy edge for fruit with soft flesh, such as kiwis or peaches, so you don’t bruise the flesh. The straight edge is good for citrus fruits and pears. Also works well for chopping herbs and preparing garnishes. We offer three blade sizes: 6cm, 8cm and 10cm – enabling you to pick the best blade for the task at hand.

Our tip: The version with the more rounded tip is good for coring apples or cutting out the eyes on potatoes. The pointed tip is ideal for very precise cutting things like fondant icing, so you can take your cake decoration skills to the next level.

The Tomato and Table Knife

Show your tomato who's boss

This little blade’s success lies in its curvy contours. A super sharp wavy edge enables intricate cuts on the finest surfaces. Slice tomatoes without squashing their delicate centers. Chop chipolatas, salami and specialty sausages without ruining their neat, precise form. You’ll wonder how you lived without it.

Our tip: The wavy edge of this blade is also ideal for spreading butter or jam onto freshly baked bread.

El cuchillo para pan y pastelería

Lo mejor de ambos mundos

Como nuestra especialidad en Victorinox es la combinación de herramientas, nuestro cuchillo para pan y pastelería ha sido diseñado para que lo utilices en todas las obras horneadas que crees en tu cocina. La hoja con filo dentado no sólo corta pan, pasteles y masas de pastelería con facilidad, sino que también funciona como una espátula para untar crema de mantequilla o glaseado sobre tus exquisiteces horneadas. Su gran ventaja es la forma especial de la hoja, que acompaña naturalmente el movimiento de la mano a medida que cortas y facilita la tarea. También ofrecemos una versión más larga de 26 cm que está diseñada específicamente para pasteles y masas de pastelería más grandes.

Nuestro consejo: Así como es idóneo en la cocina de pastelería, es igualmente habilidoso para manipular pan o verduras y frutas con cáscara dura, como la sandía.

El cuchillo para salmón

Dish up the fish

Slice your salmon like a professional with this knife designed exclusively for the task. Filleting slices of the delicate fish is easy work thanks to this knife’s thin, flexible blade. The fluted edge of the Salmon Knife prevents the meat from tearing or sticking to the blade – ensuring that you have the perfect slice, every time. Your only problem will be keeping up with the demand for more.

Our tip: This knife’s long, thin, flexible blade with its fluted edge also makes it ideal for ham or anything else you’d cut with a slicing knife.
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The Shaping Knife

More than decoration

Make your next gathering memorable with food that looks too good to eat. The Shaping Knife is the ideal tool for creating garnishes that give your spread some added panache. The thin, curved “Bird’s Beak” blade and ergonomic handle provide the control you need to create intricate designs, whether you’re carving radish roses for the vegetable platter or slicing strawberry fans for brunch. Turn your meal into an event.

Our tip: This knife’s thin, sharp blade is also perfect for cleaning and peeling mushrooms.




Preguntas frecuentes

¿Qué otras cosas necesito tener en cuenta al momento de elegir un cuchillo de cocina?

¿Hoja estampada o forjada? ¿Mango de madera o sintético? ¿Cómo debe sentirse el mango en mi mano y qué hacen todas las diferentes hojas? Te detallamos todas tus opciones.

¿Cómo puedo afilar mi cuchillo de cocina?

¿Mi cuchillo todavía es lo suficientemente filoso? ¿Cuál es la diferencia entre afilar y rectificar una hoja? ¿Cómo afilo mi cuchillo y qué herramienta debo utilizar? Nuestros expertos te dan todas las respuestas que necesitas para que tus hojas sigan cortando a la perfección.

¿Cómo debería limpiar y guardar mi cuchillo de cocina?

¿Puedo poner mis cuchillos en el lavavajillas? ¿Cómo debo secarlos y guardarlos? ¿Y qué tipo de tabla de corte es la mejor? Los consejos de mantenimiento de especialistas de Victorinox garantizarán que tus cuchillos duren tanto tiempo como los necesites.

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