Stays Razor Sharp
Safer
Hammered Surface
Premium Cocobolo Ergonomic Grip
Lightweight and Easy Sharpening
Handles Big and Small Jobs
Traditional European chef’s knives are big, heavy and awkward because they evolved from Middle Ages daggers, which were designed for personal defense, not kitchen work. There’s good reason its so hard to prep a tidy dice.
Our solution was to look toward Japan, where there’s a long history—and huge range—of smartly designed kitchen knives grown out of swordmaking. By design, Japanese knives are thinner, lighter and task specific—separate blade styles, for meats, fish, vegetables, etc. Based on these knives and our own cooking experience, we developed an all-new modern chef’s knife that’s remarkably easy to use. It’s the Milk Street Kitchin-to, part cleaver and part vegetable knife. It can handle small jobs such as slicing garlic but also makes heavy-duty jobs a breeze. With the Kitchin-to, you let the knife do the work!
This is a Limited edition, premium run of our tried-and-true Milk Street Kitchin-To knife. It features a high-end Japanese AUS8 steel blade specially treated with a non-stick “Tsuchime” hammered surface and a gorgeously grained cocobolo wood handle. And it comes with a custom saya, or knife guard, to keep your blade keen and protect it in storage. Consider it an heirloom-quality tool to pass on to the next generation.
Stays Razor Sharp
Safer
Hammered Surface
Premium Cocobolo Ergonomic Grip
Lightweight and Easy Sharpening
Handles Big and Small Jobs
7 Reasons the Premium Kitchin-to Deserves to Be In Your Rotation
The broad, arced blade makes slicing and dicing onions easy.
The hammered blade surface means foods don’t cling while slicing, like when slicing potatoes.
The broad blade is still lightweight enough for detail work, like shaving the tough skin off pineapple without taking too much of the flesh with it.
Once you’ve done your chopping, the broad blade is effective as a bench scraper to scoop up and transfer foods to the sauté pan or soup pot.
The long, arced blade makes it easy to slice through large cuts of meats for soups, stews or braises.