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New in Chef's knives Gyuto Santoku Bunka Nakiri (vegetable knife)Petty (utility knife)Sujihiki (slicer)Filleting and boning Single-bevel knives Bread knives Outdoor and folding knives
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Carbon steel Stainless steel About the steels Under 1,500 kr 1,500–3,000 kr 3,000–5,000 kr Over 5,000 kr
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Knife bags and rolls Blade guards and saya Magnetic strips and knife stands Handles Build your own knife All storage

Learn moreTake the knife guide All knife types Your first Japanese knife

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Knife sharpening course Give a course Courses for groups

Next course Onsdag 28. oktober Onsdag 11. november Onsdag 25. november Onsdag 2. desember Onsdag 9. desember

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