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| Attributes | |
| ARTICLE | 355011 |
| SIZE L/W/H | 132 |
A table knife built for the demands of professional catering, the Stalgast BISTRO is designed to deliver consistent performance through repeated service. Unlike domestic cutlery, catering knives are engineered to withstand the rigours of a busy kitchen, where they are handled, washed and stored in volume. The knife's primary function is to slice and portion food with precision, relying on a balanced blade that maintains its edge through frequent use. The weight and shape of the handle ensure a secure grip, even when hands are wet or greasy, reducing fatigue during long shifts.
The knife is used in the sequence of service: laid on the table before guests arrive, handled during the meal, and cleared with the rest of the place setting. Its length allows it to tackle a range of dishes, from starters to mains, without requiring the diner to switch utensils. The blade's profile is standardised for compatibility with existing cutlery sets, ensuring it integrates seamlessly with other pieces in a professional table setting.
Constructed from stainless steel, the BISTRO knife resists corrosion and staining, which is critical in an environment where it is exposed to food acids, detergents and high-temperature wash cycles. The material also ensures the knife remains hygienic, as it does not harbour bacteria or retain odours. Cleaning follows the same protocol as other catering cutlery: washed in a commercial dishwasher, dried and stored in a dedicated rack to prevent damage to the blade or handle.
The 132 mm length is a common size for table knives, fitting comfortably in the hand while providing enough reach to cut through larger portions. This dimension also allows the knife to be stored efficiently in standard cutlery trays or drawers, maximising space in a busy kitchen or service area.
The BISTRO knife is part of Stalgast's range of professional catering utensils, designed for use in restaurants, hotels and event catering where durability and consistency are essential.