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Victorinox by Forschner - 40513 - Straight - 8inch
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- Victorinox (Forschner) 6" boning - fillet knife, straight flexible
narrow blade.
This knife was rated as the BEST BONING KNIFE in the May-June 2002 issue
of the Cook's Illustrated magazine (page 17). The testers reported that
the Fibrox ergonomic handle fit comfortably into both large and small
hands and remained slip-resistant even when the hand became greasy with
fat during butchering. The blade was rated as extremely narrow and thus
very agile and maneuverable, with an exceptionally keen, razor-sharp
edge.
- Boning knives have a slim blade that slices easily through joints,
between bones and under silver skin. Use a narrow boning knife on ribs
and chops to cut easily through bone and cartilage. Use a wide boning
knife for chicken and pork. Use a curved boning knife for a better
working angle when cutting close to and around the bone. A flexible
boning knife is also an excellent fillet knife for fish. A flexible
boning knife is also very good for removing the peel from oranges and
grapefruit, and for removing sections of citrus fruit.
- Victorinox
(Forschner) Fibrox® boning and fillet knives are especially popular with
those who hunt and fish. The high carbon, stainless steel blade is hand
finished by skilled craftsmen at Victorinox in Switzerland. A special
tempering process is used to produce an edge that can be resharpened
over and over again. Each Victorinox knife is stamped from a single
sheet of metal. The blade is then hardened, tempered, ground, polished,
etched and finished..
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