About
Blademaster knives represent a blend of quality, innovation, and practicality, making them a trusted choice for culinary enthusiasts. Whether you're a seasoned chef or just starting out, Blademaster knives can elevate your cooking experience, allowing you to prepare meals with confidence and precision
A 20 cm chef's knife is a versatile and essential tool in any kitchen. This size of chef's knife is favoured by both home cooks and professionals due to its balance of size and functionality, making it a staple in culinary tasks
Product Features
- Versatility: Ideal for chopping, slicing, dicing, and mincing vegetables, fruits, herbs, and proteins.
- Balance: A well-balanced knife ensures ease of use and control, reducing hand fatigue.
- Sharpness: A finely honed edge allows for precise cuts, enhancing efficiency in food preparation.
- Durability: High-quality materials and construction methods ensure longevity, even with regular use.
- Maintenance: Requires regular honing and occasional sharpening to maintain its edge.
- Design: feature a bolster for added weight and control, and a tapered edge for ease of cutting.Safety Features: A well-designed handle promotes a secure grip, reducing the risk of accidents.
- Care Instructions:
- Use a Blade Guard-Invest in a knife guard or sheath to cover the blade when storing it. This prevents accidental cuts and keeps the edge safe from damage.
- Proper Storage-Store knives in a wooden block, magnetic strip, or drawer with a designated knife tray. Avoid tossing them in a drawer with other utensils to prevent nicks and dulling.
- Regular Maintenance-Regularly hone the blade with a honing steel to maintain its edge. Avoid using a honing rod on damaged or severely dull blades
- Hand Washing-Always hand wash your chef knife with mild soap and warm water. Avoid dishwashers, as the heat and detergents can damage the blade and handle.
- Dry Immediately-After washing, dry the knife immediately with a soft cloth to prevent moisture buildup, which can lead to rust or staining.
- Use Cutting Boards- Always use a proper cutting board (wood or plastic) to minimize wear on the blade. Avoid cutting on hard surfaces like glass or metal.
- Avoid Excessive Force-Use appropriate cutting techniques and avoid forcing the knife through hard foods, which can chip the blade.
- Regular Sharpening-Schedule regular professional sharpening or learn to sharpen your knives properly. A sharp blade is safer and easier to use.Check for Damage- Periodically inspect your knife for chips or damage. Address any issues promptly to prevent further harm to the blade.
Product Specifications
- Blade Length: 20 cm (approximately 8 inches), which provides a good balance between manoeuvrability and cutting power.
- Blade Material: Often made from stainless steel, which offers durability, sharpness, and resistance to rust and staining.
- Blade: allowing for rocking motion during chopping and slicing, making it effective for various tasks.Handle: ergonomic grip, ensuring comfort during prolonged use.