What Makes Carbon Steel And Stainless Steel Knives Different?

What Makes Carbon Steel And Stainless Steel Knives Different?

The most premium knives tend to either be stainless steel or carbon. But what's the difference, and what should you be stocking in your kitchen?.
The most premium knives tend to either be stainless steel or carbon. But what's the difference, and what should you be stocking in your kitchen?

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Smaller and shorter than a chef knife, paring knives come in handy for chopping up fruits and small vegetables like mushrooms. In the absence of a peeler, a paring knife is great at doing double duty on those apples ready to be baked into a pie. Perfect for everyday kitchen use, the carbon paring knives will stay extra sharp for years to come.

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