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What are Nakiri Knives

What are Nakiri Knives Used For?

What are Nakiri Knives
Double Bevel

What are Nakiri Knives Used For?

Are you thinking about adding a Nakiri knife to your kitchen? This Japanese knife is known for its superior chopping and cutting capabilities. We explore its history and many uses to help you decid...

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Sakai Takayuki Deba Knife Stainless Steel
Deba Knife

What is a Deba Knife Used For?

If you've been exploring Japanese knives, you might have come across the term "Deba." This traditional knife is widely used in Japan, particularly due to the country's rich seafood cuisine. The nam...

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nakiri and santoku japanese knives
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What is the Difference Between Nakiri and Santoku Knives?

The Nakiri and Santoku are the most common Japanese knives used in the Western world. We break down the key differences between these two knives and their functions in this blog.

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High Carbon Steel Knives - Shirogami & Aogami 1 vs 2
Aogami

High Carbon Steel Knives - Shirogami & Aogami 1 vs 2

Wondering what the differences are between a Japanese kitchen knife made out of Shirogami or Aogami 1 vs 2? We delve into the details to help you make the best decision possible. When looking at tr...

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 Shirogami vs Aogami
Aogami

High Carbon Steel Kitchen Knives - Shirogami vs Aogami

Looking into high carbon steel? Ever wonder what the difference was between Shirogami and Aogami (White steel and Blue steel)?  Learn all the idiosyncrasies here!

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High Carbon Steel Kitchen Knives
Aogami

Stainless Steel Kitchen Knives vs High Carbon Steel Kitchen Knives

Both alloys shine with the pride of the artists, blacksmiths, and warriors who came before. Like those professions, each blade features a different set of strengths. Understanding the difference be...

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Close up of two different japanese on wood table
Double Bevel

Single Bevel Knives vs Double Bevel Knives

One of the largest differences between western style knives and traditional Japanese knives is the bevel.  While western style knives are sharpened at an angle on both sides creating a V, Japanese ...

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Close up of Damascus Japanese knife blade
Double Bevel

The History of the Japanese Knife-Making Process

Any culinary journey worth its salt will inevitably lead you to Japanese knives. To help educate and make informed choices, let’s explore the history, design, process, and materials of Japanese kni...

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