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Milk Street Petty Knife Kitchen Knives Milk Street
Milk Street Petty Knife Kitchen Knives Milk Street
Milk Street Petty Knife Kitchen Knives Milk Street
Milk Street Petty Knife Kitchen Knives Milk Street
Milk Street Petty Knife Kitchen Knives Milk Street
Milk Street Petty Knife Kitchen Knives Milk Street
Milk Street Petty Knife Kitchen Knives Milk Street
Milk Street Petty Knife Kitchen Knives Milk Street
Milk Street Petty Knife Kitchen Knives Milk Street
Milk Street Petty Knife Kitchen Knives Milk Street

Milk Street Petty Knife

$69.95

A utility knife is a familiar concept in a Japanese kitchen, but, here in the states, there is no such thing. All we have is the chef’s knife, a paring knife, a boning knife and a bread knife.

So, here at Milk Street we decided to take a page from the Japanese knife repertoire and create a utility knife that is part paring knife, part small chef’s knife and part boning knife. We married elements from each for an all-purpose mid-sized prep tool. We call it the Milk Street Petty Knife.

The thin, 6-inch blade is tall enough for knuckle clearance on the cutting board, yet tapers to a fine, flexible tip for detail work. The blade features a subtle curved edge from the tip, for effortless rock chopping and mincing, then flattens out towards the heel for a natural slicing motion that’s easy on your wrist.

Like our nakiri, the blade features a distal taper: That means the blade’s spine is thicker at the handle for stability, then grows progressively thinner to the tip to minimize drag when cutting and to improve the knife’s flexibility. It’ll flex around curvy fruits and vegetables and when butchering meats, like breaking down a chicken to parts or taking meat off the bone for braises or stews.

The Milk Street ergonomic handle provides a “lock-in” feel—filling the palm for a secure grip. The top of the handle tapers towards the blade for a comfortable pinch grip and the blade features our grippy file pattern for your fingers.

Net Weight: 3.3 ounces
Dimensions: 6 inch blade
Place of Origin: China

To maintain the blade's edge, sharpen at a 17 degree angle.

The knife must be washed by hand and dried after each use immediately to ensure no staining occurs. Do not put in dishwasher.

Milk Street Petty Knife

$69.95
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The Perfect all-Purpose Knife

  1. The All-Purpose Utility Knife You’ve Always Needed

    Not a chef’s knife, not a boning knife, not a paring knife—it’s the Milk Street Petty Knife!

  2. Thinner at the Tip for Precision

    The narrow blade grows progressively thinner to the tip for nimbleness and precision.

  3. This Knife Rocks!

    The gently curved blade provides a natural slicing motion that’s easy on your wrist.

  4. Lock-In-Grip Handle for Safety and Comfort

    The Milk Street Petty’s oversized polymer handle is designed to fill the palm for a secure, comfortable grip.

  5. German Steel Holds Edge, Won’t Rust

    The blade is fashioned from tried-and-true, German 1.4116 steel, which holds a razor edge and is impervious to rust.

The nimble knife is a precision tool that bridges small and large tasks

The thin, nimble blade flexes when you need it

Designed for prepping delicate or curvaceous fruits and vegetables or bone-in meats.

Now, you’re a chicken carving pro!

The nimble blade makes carving a whole bird easy.

The curved blade rock chops and minces delicate herbs without smashing them

Chop chives and delicate herbs without smashing them.

Prepping fish? No problem!

The skinny blades easily peels the skin right off salmon fillet.

Easy on Your Hand and Wrist

The lock-in-grip handle helps to make your grip stable and the slightly curved blade makes rock-chopping easy and comfortable.

Milk Street Petty Knife in Action

Won’t Drag Your Knuckles!

The skinny blade starts tall at the handle to provide knuckle clearance when slicing.

The blade’s flex hugs the curves around round fruits or vegetables

It’s the perfect knife for taking the dense peel off of oranges or grapefruit.

It’s the perfect knife for carving a chicken

The medium length and thin, flexible blade is perfect for carving a roast chicken.

Meet the perfect sandwich knife

The paper-thin, nimble blades slices everything you need for the perfect sandwich, from tender tomatoes and cold cuts to chewy crusted rolls.

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