The small chef's knife from Culinaris, like its large counterpart, is an all-rounder in every kitchen. It can be used to cut vegetables, meat and fish and can handle both small and large tasks. The blades of the Culinaris chef's knife series are made of German blade steel that is ground in a V-shape. The material is often used in kitchen knives and has a hardness of 56 - 58 HRC (Rockwell hardness). The blade steel ensures a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust inertness and good regrindability. The knives have an elegant and attractive design thanks to the triple-riveted handle made of black hard resin. The knives are delivered in an attractive anthracite-colored gift box. Suitable for: Cutting fruit, vegetables and herbs is also used in the processing of meat and fish. German blade steel 1.4116 (ensures a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust inertness and good re-sharpenability) V-cut (wedge cut) Rockwell hardness 56-58 HCR Handles made of black hard resin (Black G10), triple riveted Delivered in attractive anthracite-colored gift packaging Total length: 25.5 cm Blade length: 14.0 cm

The Culinaris paring knife with a blade length of 10 cm is a small, versatile cutting device with a slim blade and smooth edge (technical term for cutting edge). It is suitable for cutting onions and herbs and is also very helpful for chopping, cleaning and decorating fruit and vegetables. With its tapered blade it can also be used for spiking. The blades of the Culinaris chef's knife series are made of German blade steel that is ground in a V-shape. The material is often used in kitchen knives and has a hardness of 56 - 58 HRC (Rockwell hardness). The blade steel ensures a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust inertness and good regrindability. The knives have an elegant and attractive design thanks to the triple-riveted handle made of black hard resin. The knives are delivered in an attractive anthracite-colored gift box. Suitable for: Fruit, vegetables and herbs, can also be used for spiking German blade steel 1.4116 (ensures a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust inertness and good re-sharpenability) V-cut (wedge cut) Rockwell hardness 56-58 HCR Handles made of black hard resin (Black G10), triple riveted Delivered in attractive anthracite-colored gift packaging Total length: 21.0 cm Blade length: 10.0 cm

The little Santoku from Culinaris is, like its big brother, an all-rounder in the kitchen. It easily cuts meat, vegetables, fish and does not stop at other ingredients. The grooved grind and the extremely sharp blade enable particularly fine cuts. The blades of the Culinaris chef's knife series are made of German blade steel, which is ground into a V-shape. The material is often used for kitchen knives and has a hardness of 56 - 58 HRC (Rockwell hardness). The blade steel guarantees a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust resistance and good resharpenability. The knives have an elegant and attractive design thanks to the triple-riveted handle made of black hard resin. The knives are supplied in an attractive anthracite-coloured gift box. Suitable for: Cutting fruit, vegetables and herbs is also used in the processing of meat and fish. German blade steel 1.4116 (guarantees a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust resistance and good resharpenability) V-cut (wedge cut) Rockwell hardness 56-58 HCR Handles made of black hard resin (Black G10), triple riveted Delivered in attractive anthracite-colored gift packaging Total length: 25.0 cm Blade length: 13.0 cm

The classic knife that should not be missing in any kitchen. In addition to bread, the knife is also suitable for hard-shelled vegetables and fruit as well as for roasts, e.g. crusty roast. The serrated edge of the knife works like the teeth of a saw, only much finer. All kinds of bread can be cut without pressure. Even with a hard crust, a clean cut image is created. The blades of the Culinaris Chef’s Knife Series are made of German steel that is sharpened into a V-shape. The material is commonly used in kitchen knives and has a hardness of 56 - 58 HRC (Rockwell Hardness). The blade steel ensures a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust resistance and good sharpening ability. The knives have an elegant and attractive design thanks to the triple-riveted handle made of black hard resin. The knives are delivered in dark-colored gift box. Suitable for: Cutting bread, hard-shelled fruits and vegetables. German blade steel 1.4116 (ensures a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust inertness and good re-sharpenability) Serrated blade Rockwell hardness 56-58 HCR Handles made of black hard resin (Black G10), triple riveted Delivered in attractive anthracite-colored gift packaging Total length: 38.0 cm Blade length: 25.0 cm

The extra-sharp blade of the Culinaris steak knife not only does justice to a good beef steak, but also cuts all other types of meat without tearing the fibers. Therefore, it is an indispensable addition to any table or table as soon as meat is on the menu. The blades of the Culinaris chef's knife series are made of German blade steel, which is ground into a V-shape. The material is often used for kitchen knives and has a hardness of 56 - 58 HRC (Rockwell hardness). The blade steel guarantees a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust resistance and good resharpenability. The knives have an elegant and attractive design thanks to the triple-riveted handle made of black hard resin. The knives are supplied in an attractive anthracite-coloured gift box. Suitable for: Cutting grilled meat such as steaks German blade steel 1.4116 (guarantees a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust resistance and good resharpenability) V-cut (wedge cut) Rockwell hardness 56-58 HCR Handles made of black hard resin (Black G10), triple riveted Delivered in attractive anthracite-colored gift packaging Total length: 25.0 cm Blade length: 13.5 cm

The Culinaris boning knife is perfect for removing bones or skinning meat and poultry due to its sturdy workmanship and maneuverable, very tapered blade. It also allows for easy removal of tendons and fat. The boning knife is therefore the best companion when preparing meat. The blades of the Culinaris chef's knife series are made of German blade steel, which is ground into a V-shape. The material is often used for kitchen knives and has a hardness of 56 - 58 HRC (Rockwell hardness). The blade steel guarantees a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust resistance and good resharpenability. The knives have an elegant and attractive design thanks to the triple-riveted handle made of black hard resin. The knives are supplied in an attractive anthracite-coloured gift box. Suitable for: Boning meat and removing tendons and skin German blade steel 1.4116 (guarantees a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust resistance and good resharpenability) V-cut (wedge cut) Rockwell hardness 56-58 HCR Handles made of black hard resin (Black G10), triple riveted Delivered in attractive anthracite-colored gift packaging Total length: 28.0 cm Blade length: 16.0 cm

The extra-sharp blade of the Culinaris steak knife not only does justice to a good beef steak, but also cuts all other types of meat without tearing the fibers. Therefore, it is an indispensable addition to any table or table as soon as meat is on the menu. The blades of the Culinaris chef's knife series are made of German blade steel, which is ground into a V-shape. The material is often used for kitchen knives and has a hardness of 56 - 58 HRC (Rockwell hardness). The blade steel guarantees a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust resistance and good resharpenability. The knives have an elegant and attractive design thanks to the triple-riveted handle made of black hard resin. The knives are supplied in an attractive anthracite-coloured gift box. Suitable for: Cutting grilled meat such as steaks German blade steel 1.4116 (guarantees a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust resistance and good resharpenability) V-cut (wedge cut) Rockwell hardness 56-58 HCR Handles made of black hard resin (Black G10), triple riveted Delivered in attractive anthracite-colored gift packaging Total length: 25.0 cm Blade length: 13.0 cm

The large chef's knife from Culinaris is a universal tool in the kitchen. It is used for cutting meat, fish and vegetables. Finer work, like dicing onions, is done with the tip. With the long blade, meat can be cut cleanly in just a few strokes. The chef's knife is the chef's most important tool and is the most commonly used. The blades of the Culinaris chef's knife series are made of German blade steel that is ground in a V-shape. The material is often used in kitchen knives and has a hardness of 56 - 58 HRC (Rockwell hardness). The blade steel ensures a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust inertness and good regrindability. The knives have an elegant and attractive design thanks to the triple-riveted handle made of black hard resin. The knives are delivered in an attractive anthracite-colored gift box. Suitable for:Cutting fruit, vegetables and herbs is also used in the processing of meat and fish. German blade steel 1.4116 (ensures a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust inertness and good re-sharpenability) V-cut (wedge cut) Rockwell hardness 56-58 HCR Handles made of black hard resin (Black G10), triple riveted Delivered in attractive anthracite-colored gift packaging Total length: 33.5 cm Blade length: 20.0 cm

What the chef's knife is for European kitchens, the Santoku is in Japan and all of Asia. Thanks to its versatile shape, weight and cut, it can be used for weighing and chopping herbs, vegetables and fruit as well as for preparing fish and meat. The sharp blade of the Santoku can be used to make fine to wafer-thin cuts, which is why it is indispensable in kitchens worldwide. The blades of the Culinaris chef's knife series are made of German blade steel, which is ground into a V-shape. The material is often used for kitchen knives and has a hardness of 56 - 58 HRC (Rockwell hardness). The blade steel guarantees a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust resistance and good resharpenability. The knives have an elegant and attractive design thanks to the triple-riveted handle made of black hard resin. The knives are supplied in an attractive anthracite-coloured gift box. Suitable for: Cutting fruit, vegetables and herbs is also used in the processing of meat and fish. German blade steel 1.4116 (guarantees a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust resistance and good resharpenability) V-cut (wedge cut) Rockwell hardness 56-58 HCR Handles made of black hard resin (Black G10), triple riveted Delivered in attractive anthracite-colored gift packaging Total length: 31.0 cm Blade length: 18.0 cm

The all-purpose knife from Culinaris is an all-round talent that is used for many small tasks in the kitchen. The knife is ideal for processing fruit and vegetables, but meat and fish are also no problem. The blades of the Culinaris chef's knife series are made of German blade steel, which is ground into a V-shape. The material is often used for kitchen knives and has a hardness of 56 - 58 HRC (Rockwell hardness). The blade steel guarantees a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust resistance and good resharpenability. The knives have an elegant and attractive design thanks to the triple-riveted handle made of black hard resin. The knives are supplied in an attractive anthracite-coloured gift box. Suitable for: Fruit, vegetables and herbs, can also be used for processing meat and fish German blade steel 1.4116 (guarantees a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust resistance and good resharpenability) V-cut (wedge cut) Rockwell hardness 56-58 HCR Handles made of black hard resin (Black G10), triple riveted Delivered in attractive anthracite-colored gift packaging Total length: 24.5 cm Blade length: 12.5 cm

The three-piece knife set consists of: Great Santoku What the chef's knife is for European kitchens, the Santoku is in Japan and all of Asia. Thanks to its versatile shape, weight and cut, it can be used for weighing and chopping herbs, vegetables and fruit as well as for preparing fish and meat. The sharp blade of the Santoku can be used to make fine to wafer-thin cuts, which is why it is indispensable in kitchens worldwide. Total length: 31.0 cm Blade length: 18.0 cm paring knife The Culinaris paring knife with a blade length of 10 cm is a small, versatile cutting device with a slim blade and smooth edge (technical term for cutting edge). It is suitable for cutting onions and herbs and is also very helpful for chopping, cleaning and decorating fruit and vegetables. With its tapered blade it can also be used for spiking. Total length: 21.0 cm Blade length: 10.0 cm All-purpose knife The all-purpose knife from Culinaris is an all-round talent that is used for many small tasks in the kitchen. The knife is ideal for processing fruit and vegetables, but meat and fish are also no problem. Total length: 24.5 Blade length: 13.0 cm The blades of the Culinaris chef's knife series are made of German blade steel that is ground in a V-shape. The material is often used in kitchen knives and has a hardness of 56 - 58 HRC (Rockwell hardness). The blade steel ensures a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust inertness and good regrindability. The knives have an elegant and attractive design thanks to the triple-riveted handle made of black hard resin. The knives are delivered in an attractive anthracite-colored gift box. German blade steel 1.4116 (ensures a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust inertness and good re-sharpenability) V-cut (wedge cut) Rockwell hardness 56-58 HCR Handles made of black hard resin (Black G10), triple riveted Delivered in attractive anthracite-colored gift packaging

The Nakiri is a Japanese vegetable knife with extreme versatility. It is ideal for cutting, dicing and chopping vegetables, herbs and fruit. Although similar in shape to a cleaver, it should not be confused with it as it is not suitable for rough work such as cutting bones. The very sharp and finely ground blade helps to process vegetables, herbs and fruit very quickly but also very delicately. The blades of the Culinaris chef's knife series are made of German blade steel that is ground in a V-shape. The material is often used in kitchen knives and has a hardness of 56 - 58 HRC (Rockwell hardness). The blade steel ensures a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust inertness and good regrindability. The knives have an elegant and attractive design thanks to the triple-riveted handle made of black hard resin. The knives are delivered in an attractive anthracite-colored gift box. Suitable for: Cutting fruit, vegetables. German blade steel 1.4116 (ensures a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust inertness and good re-sharpenability) V-cut (wedge cut) Rockwell hardness 56-58 HCR Handles made of black hard resin (Black G10), triple riveted Delivered in attractive anthracite-colored gift packaging Total length: 30.0 cm Blade length: 17.0 cm

Knife set consisting of the size. Santoku and the paring knife Santoku What the chef's knife is for European kitchens, the Santoku is in Japan and all of Asia. Thanks to its versatile shape, weight and cut, it can be used for weighing and chopping herbs, vegetables and fruit as well as for preparing fish and meat. The sharp blade of the Santoku can be used to make fine to wafer-thin cuts, which is why it is indispensable in kitchens worldwide. German blade steel 1.4116 (ensures a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust inertness and good re-sharpenability) V-cut (wedge cut) Rockwell hardness 56-58 HCR Handles made of black hard resin (Black G10), triple riveted Delivered in attractive anthracite-colored gift packaging Total length: 31.0 cm Blade length: 18.0 cm paring knife The Culinaris paring knife with a blade length of 10 cm is a small, versatile cutting device with a slim blade and smooth edge (technical term for cutting edge). German blade steel 1.4116 (ensures a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust inertness and good re-sharpenability) V-cut (wedge cut) Rockwell hardness 56-58 HCR Handles made of black hard resin (Black G10), triple riveted Delivered in attractive anthracite-colored gift packaging Total length: 21.0 cm Blade length: 10.0 cm The blades of the Culinaris chef's knife series are made of German blade steel that is ground in a V-shape. The material is often used in kitchen knives and has a hardness of 56 - 58 HRC (Rockwell hardness). The blade steel ensures a balanced ratio of edge retention, rust inertness and good regrindability. The knives have an elegant and attractive design thanks to the triple-riveted handle made of black hard resin. The knives are delivered in an attractive anthracite-colored gift box.

CHROMA type 301 - P-18 chef's knife 20 cm - The chef's knife 20 cm is suitable for all all-round tasks in the kitchen. It is ideal for cleaning, cutting and chopping cabbage, vegetables and herbs.  The P-18 chef's knife 20 cm is the declared favorite knife of the best German chef, Harald Wohlfahrt (according to DER FEINSCHMECKER 10/07) - test winner of the knife test TESTFAKTA.se (3/2011) P-18 chef's knife Blade length: 20 cm Blade material: Pure 301 Steel Hardness: 59-60° HRC Grinding: V-grinding Handle material: 18/10 Stainless Steel CHROMA type 301 P-09 small paring knife blade length: 7,7 cm Indispensable for peeling, cutting and decorating. With the short blade it is particularly handy and versatile. Cutting with the award winner The professionell results of the CHROMA type 301 range are officially confirmed by the Swedish Testinstitute Test Fakta, comparable to like the German Stiftung Warentest. The institute nominated 2011 the Chef Cnife P-18 clearly as the winner of the test. Especially in the catagories keeping of cutting, sharpness and resistance to rust the cnife convinced the experts. Furthermore the initiative LifeCare granted the type 301 cnives 2012 with the Kitchen-Innovation of the year award. Also the design received a lot of design-awards, amongst others the iF Design Award 2005. The handle of the CHROMA type 301 - Design by F.A. Porsche is constructed of stainless steel, and the blade is made of high-quality Japanese 301 steel. The blade of each knife is carefully razorsharp sharpened by the hand of a master. The advantages Type 301 are: An ergonomic handle - designed by F.A. Porsche working with the chef of the decade, Jörg Wörther A metal "pearl" that clearly demarcates the end of the handle, for better control when cutting A seamless perfection and hygienic transition from blade to handle A special grinding method is used, so the knife stays sharp longer and is easier to sharpen That it is beloved by famous gourmet chefs The out of the box sharpness is one of the best in the industry Please note the following instructions to insure the knife remains in optimal condition for years to come: Never place the knife in the dishwasher. Hand wash and dry after every use. Regularly sharpen the knife using the original Type 301 whetstone. Under no circumstances should a sharpening steel be used, as it will damage the blade. Store the knife in a safe, secure manner, for example, in a knife block so the blade is not left exposed. Only use wooden or plastic cutting boards, never marble or glass when cutting with a Type 301. Only use the knife to prepare food. Do not use it to cut frozen foods, bones, or as a utility knife. Ideally, the knife should be sharpened daily (for professional cooks) or about every six months (for hobby cooks), and by the same person each time. Each person has an individual angle at which he or she sharpens the knife. The blade of the knife becomes sharper each time it is sharpened in the same manner, by the same person. Read the instructions included with your whetstone carefully. Sharpening with a 301 whetstone is so simple that even beginners can quickly master the technique required. Knives with a serrated blade, such as the bread and tomato knives, should only be sharpened by a certified professional. We wish you much success and joy with you new knife. Initially soak the stone in water for 15 minutes. During sharpening, always keep the stone wet, you can sprinkle it with some water if you think it is drying out. The water works like a lubricant on the stone. The knife should be held at a 10-20° angle to the whetstone. Then the knife is drawn off on the stone, in other words drawn back and forth with light pressure. During the grinding operation a sludge forms which assists the grinding of the edge. Knife blades with a single edge are sharpened on the right side to 80% and on left to 20%, whereas knives with edges on both sides are sharpened knives to 70% on the right and to 30% on the left. After sharpenimg the knife should be cleaned well with lukewarm water and SHARPENING & POLISHING INSTRUCTIONS for CHROMA READY-TO-USE-Whetstones ST-IS1, ST-IS2 UND ST-IS3 Pour a sufficient amount of water on the whetstone to moisten the surface. You can immediately begin with polishing. The right-hander starts polishing the right side of the knife - facing the point of the knife away from the body. Left-handers start with the left side of the blade. Please hold the knife securely. Draw the blade back and forth in an angle as shown in the illustration. It is best to start polishing with the point of the knife continuing with the middle and the lower part of the blade. Once you detect an edge at the opposite side to the one you are polishing, proceed with the next part to be polished. Moisten the stone if necessary. The abrasive slurry which forms on the stone is very important to the polishing process and should be removed only after polishing. Repeat this process on the other side of the blade. This side requires less effort. Once the burr is removed the polishing is complete. The knife should be cleaned with lukewarm water and dried with a soft dishcloth. The whetstone should be rinsed with water and be dried afterwards. TIPS FOR VALUE PRESERVATION OF YOUR JAPANESE COOKING KNIVES Never letthe knife get completely blunt. Sharpen it regularly with a high grade CHROMA whetstone. Like every good knife, a Japanese cooking knife never belongs in the dishwasher, because the aggressive salts attack the steel as surface rust. Also do not leave any knives in a wet  sink.  After every use you should clean your knife with lukewarm water and dry it afterwards. Our knives are made of special steel and have the typical "V" JAPAN- GRINDING. This makes our knives sharper than all common kitchen knives. CHROMA knives remain sharp also longer than MANY others.

The Zöppken Style by Fried. Herder is now available as a set of 3 with different blade shapes for different areas of application. The three knives come in a high-quality wooden case made from solid local red beech, which presents the sharp friends perfectly in your kitchen or simply offers safe storage in your drawer. With the Zöppken Style Set you are equipped for every cooking application. The set offers three different blade shapes. The classic braid, the paring knife and the paring knife. So you are optimally equipped for every use in the kitchen. Mix set consists of three knives with different wooden handles (padouk, walnut, olive), blade decorations (flower, mosaic, tendril) and blade shapes (classic braid, paring knife, paring knife) Blade material: stainless steel (stainless) Double-sided, high-quality laser engraving on the blade suitable for cutting, cleaning, decorating, spiking, peeling