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A four-blade knife set built for the demands of professional catering work. Each blade is sharpened to hold an edge through repeated use, allowing kitchen staff to slice, dice and chop without pausing to hone. The blades work in sequence: one for coarse cuts, one for fine, one for slicing and one for detail, so the same set handles vegetables, meats and garnishes without cross-contamination or swapping tools.
The principle is simple: a sharp blade parts food with minimal force, so the cut is clean and the food retains its structure. In a busy kitchen, that speed and consistency matter. The operator selects the blade for the task, grips the handle and draws the edge through the food in a single motion. There is no motor, no heat, no moving parts—just the blade and the skill of the user.
Each knife in the set is used in turn. The first blade tackles bulk preparation: chopping onions, dicing carrots, breaking down joints. The second refines the cut: julienne, brunoise, thin slices. The third is for slicing: meats, fish, bread. The fourth handles detail: trimming, scoring, garnishing. The sequence keeps the workflow smooth and the cuts uniform.
The set is supplied as four separate knives, each with its own blade and handle. The construction is straightforward: a single piece of steel ground to an edge, with a handle attached for grip. There are no controls, no settings, no adjustments—just the blade and the work it does.
In practice, the absence of moving parts means the set is easy to clean. Each knife is washed by hand after use, dried and stored. The blades are kept sharp with a steel or stone, and the handles wiped down to remove grease. There are no variants or versions; the set is supplied complete.
The catalogue places the CLBC5N4S in the hand tools section, alongside other knives and small equipment for professional kitchens.