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Bird's beak knife
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Bargoin Creative Chef
Bird's Beak Paring Knife Bargoin Creative Chef 6cm red overmoulded handle
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Bargoin Creative Chef
Bird's Beak Paring Knife Bargoin Creative Chef 6cm black overmoulded handle
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Sabatier Idéal 100% forgé
Ideal Sabatier Bird's Beak Paring Knife 100% forged stainless steel 6cm blade
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Sabatier Ideal 100% forgé brass rivets
SABATIER Ideal Bird's Beak Paring Knife 100% stainless steel forged brass rivets 6cm blade
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Victorinox Grand Maître Rosewood
Victorinox Grand Maître Wood forged Bird's Beak Paring Knife 8cm maple handle
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How to use your bird's beak knife
The bird's beak knife blade is ideal for meticulous kitchen tasks. With this knife, you can turn fruits and vegetables, peel them, stem them, carve them or remove their damaged parts. The blade's maximum length is generally no more than 8cm, making it effective on all small fruits and vegetables. The blade of this vegetable knife is most often made of stainless steel, as it resists corrosion and the test of time. With it, you can turn artichokes or hull strawberries with ease, because it's so easy to handle! If you want to add a refined touch to your dish, the bird's beak knife is your ally for decorating fruit and vegetables!
Which brand to choose for your bird's beak knife?
Several major names in French cutlery offer bird's beak knives. For example, you can buy an Opinel bird's beak knife or a Sabatier bird's beak knife. The vegetable knives of these brands are made in France with the utmost respect for the traditions of each brand. Fans of Japanese knives will also find their favorite bird's beak knife on our site, among those offered by Mac or Tojiro, to name but two brands. Your choice will mainly depend on the type of steel and handle you want for your kitchen knife: synthetic or wooden handle, traditional or damask steel. There's no shortage of choice!
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