4" Mini Chef's Knife w/ Maple Burl Handle
4" Mini Chef's Knife w/ Maple Burl Handle
Custom made hand-crafted Gyto Mini Chef's knife. Hardened N690 stainless steel and stabilized hand sculpted handle. Made and Designed in Los Angeles, CA
A Gyuto (also spelled as "Gyutou") is a versatile and widely-used Japanese chef's knife with a specific function in the kitchen. It's a hybrid knife that combines the features of a Western chef's knife and a traditional Japanese vegetable cleaver.
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All-Purpose Cutting: The Gyuto is designed to handle a wide range of kitchen tasks, making it an all-purpose knife for professional chefs and home cooks. From slicing and dicing vegetables to cutting meat and fish, it excels in various cutting techniques.
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Sharp Blade: The Gyuto's blade is typically lightweight, and exceptionally sharp. This allows for precise and clean cuts, reducing food bruising and maximizing the flavor and aesthetics of the ingredients.
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Rocking Motion: Similar to Western chef's knives, the Gyuto's curved belly enables a gentle rocking motion while cutting, facilitating efficient chopping and mincing.
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Versatile Blade Length: Gyuto knives come in various blade lengths, usually ranging from 4Β to 10 inches (20 to 25 centimeters). This versatility allows cooks to choose a size that best suits their cutting style and the types of ingredients they work with.
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Multi-Functional: The Gyuto can be used for both boneless proteins and vegetables, making it an excellent choice for tasks that might require switching between different knives.
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Quality Materials: Traditional Japanese Gyuto knives are often made with high-quality stainless or carbon steel, providing excellent edge retention and ease of sharpening.
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Professional and Home Use: While initially popular among professional chefs, the Gyuto has gained popularity among home cooks due to its ease of use and versatility.
Materials
Materials
N690 Stainless Steel Blade + Stabilized Teal Green Maple Burl
Dimensions
Dimensions
4" Blade / Overall 9"
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Always handwash and dry. Apply wood conditioning oil to feed the wood and to keep its beauty intact.