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Seeking 1 or 2 fine kitchen cutlery sets? Then begin your research on the various knives you’ll need. Each knife in any of the different types of kitchen cutlery sets on the market has its own unique function.

The following are the knives you’ll need:

You will use The Cook’s Knife, also known as the Chef’s Knife, for difficult jobs like dicing food. It ranges between 6 and 12 inches in length. You’ll find that the blade is curved, which will help you perform tasks on the cutting board. Think of it as the “work horse” knife. Yet, and this is a little knife trivia for you, the Chef’s Knife is somewhat infamous as the knife used in the movie Halloween.

Okay, now to test your “Knife Knowledge”. The Bread Knife, around eight inches long, is used in any of the top kitchen cutlery sets, to…yup, you guessed it, slice bread.

At only three inches long, you may think the Paring Knife doesn’t bring much value to your kitchen cutlery set. However, don’t underestimate it. You’ll use it for coring and peeling, which, as any chef knows, is an imperative kitchen task.

At around 6 inches, on average, in length, the Utility Knife is somewhat of the kitchen cutlery sets’ “step child”. It has no specialty but is often used for random tasks.

Perhaps a favorite knife is the Steak Knife – favorite because, other than your personal dining knife, it’s the knife closest to the food at meal time. It’s used to slice meat at the dinner table prior to serving, quickly easing the hunger pains of your family and dining guests. It’s about 5 inches in length.

The Cleaver, which, to its chagrin, looks rather ominous, is actually a helpful tool to have in the kitchen. It’s a handy “knife” that is perfect for chopping and cutting bone.

As you may have guessed, or known, you’d use a Boning Knife to remove bones from cuts of meat. Unlike the above mentioned cleaver, which cuts through bone, the boning knife worms its way into small places and literally “ejects” the bone from the meat. It’s about 6 inches long.

A Fillet Knife is a longer version of the boning knife, about 10 inches, used to, you guessed it, fillet fish.

So many knives! But now that you have passed Knives 101, the course they never gave you in high school Home Economics but should have, you are prepared to purchase kitchen cutlery sets for you, your friends and your family!

By: Darrin Reservitz

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Gerber Knives and Knife Sharpeners

Gerber knives and knife sharpeners are some of the most well-known models in the industry. Founded seventy years ago, today Gerber offers high-quality knives, sharpeners, and accessories. Specializing in multi tools, fixed blade knives, and pocketknives, as well as sharpening kits and other accessories, they are a well-known name in the world of knives and cutlery.

Gerber began almost accidentally, by Joseph Gerber, an advertising executive. The first knives were kitchen cutlery sets commissioned as a gift for his advertising clients. These high-quality knife sets were soon offered through Abercrombie and Fitch catalogs, and Gerber quit his advertising job to run Gerber Legendary Blades full-time. Gerber knives continue to be manufactured in Portland, and today they are the second biggest multi-tool manufacturer in the country.

Today, Gerber is especially well-known among hunters, who favor their knives as hunting knives. There are many knives designed particularly for hunting purposes. One of the most popular Gerber hunting knives is the Freeman Hunter, with a polished wooden handle and high-quality grip for rugged outdoor use. The Freeman knife is relatively short, so it is recommended for skinning smaller animals.

Gerber Firestorm knives are a little larger, so they are better suited to larger game. These are usually the most widely used of all hunting knives because of their versatile length. The blade has a tanto tip, and is surgical stainless.

The Harsey fixed blade hunting knife features a relatively long 5 1/4″ blade in stainless steel, with a total length of 10 1/2″. The Magnum Camo Jr. is a 2 3/4″ blade knife, known for its durable and extra-sharp edge, as well as a fiberglass-reinforced handle. Popular Gerber knives are both folding blade and fixed blade, in a wide range of styles. Other tools, such as the Flik multi-tool, also remain quite popular with those who already use a selection of Gerber knives. Today, there are over 120 different knife designs from which you can choose. They specialize in kitchen cutlery, hunting and tactical knives, so you’re sure to find a knife suitable for any purpose.

Gerber is known for high-quality materials and the latest technology. All of the handles are specifically designed to hold up to a lifetime of wear no matter how you use the knife. Even after seven decades of knife manufacturing, Gerber remains at the forefront of knife technology. The vast majority of Gerber knives feature high carbon stainless steel or surgical stainless blades, which are known for being easy to sharpen and hold a very sharp edge. Many experienced hunters can feel a change in how the knife cuts as it begins to grow dull, which allows them to easily identify when it’s time to sharpen their Gerber knife.

Many Gerber knife sharpeners are portable, making them a good choice to take along with your Gerber hunting knife for outdoor activities. The range of Gerber sharpeners, including ceramic and diamond sharpeners that will fit in your pocket or come with a pocket clip, will make it easy to sharpen the stainless steel blade to a very sharp edge.