Wusthof Chinese Chef’s Knife 20cm
Wusthof code 4688
This is a traditional Chinese Chef’s Knife from Wusthof in Germany. It is designed to be used for the fine slicing and chopping of vegetables and meats which have been taken off of the bone. It is not a traditional European meat cleaver and should not be used to chop on to, or through bones. Such use will irreparably damage it.
Wusthof Trident knives are precision manufactured using the latest laser and robot technologies to produce an excellent range of professional quality kitchen knives. They are perfectly balanced, with a full tang, an ergonomic handle and a durable, easily sharpened , corrosion resistant blade. The excellent quality of Wusthof Trident knives is the result of an exhaustive manufacturing process which includes over 40 separate and demanding steps – the style is easy to copy but the quality is not.
In production since 1814 Wusthof Trident knives are used by many professional chefs around he world and have won numerous awards.
Wusthof Chinese Cleaver – the details
- The handle is made from high impact polypropylene with a traditional triple rivet fixing. The shape of the handle is ergonomic and has been designed in consultation with professional chefs for maximum comfort. Finished to a high standard the handles are seam free and pore free – and therefore hygienic.
- Exra deep blade for chinese stlye fine slicing and chopping
- Very fine edge
- High carbon, top quality stainless steel blade
- Like all professional quality knives – the Wusthof Classic and Gourmet ranges includes a large selection – each knife designed for a particular purpose. There is no such thing as a general purpose knife – it is always easier and safer to use a knife that has been designed for the job in hand.
Wusthof Chinese Cleaver – care and use
- It is importatn to note that this knife is not suitable for chopping on to bones or other hard objects.
- ADVICE – we recommend that all knives are washed individually and immediately after use – ideally in luke warm water with a soft sponge. Knives should then be dried and stored. This is the safest way to clean knives – no rubbing required, and it is the best way of reducing corrosion. Stainless steel – from any manufacturer – is never 100% rustproof and may be attacked by food acids -such small blemishes can be removed with a metal cleaner.
- ADVICE – we recommend that you sharpen your knives regularly – preferably every time that you use them. They will perform better and will be safer to use. A sharp knife is a safe knife – accidents happen most often with dull knives.
- ADVICE – knives should never be stored loose in a drawer – it’s unsafe and it will dull the edges. Knife blocks an magnetic racks both keep knives safe and protect their edges.
- ADVICE – never chop onto steel, glass or marble – these surfaces are too hard and will quickly bull your knives. Wooden or plastic boards are more suitable.
- ADVICE – never abuse a knives – they are not can opener and should never be used to chop onto bones – only a meat cleaver is suitable for this job.