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Steak Knives

  04/05/11 14:00, by , Categories: Tools, Knives

Having a nice set of knives in your kitchen is a good investment. It could always be a big help having them handy every time you will have a steak party or just preparing your everyday meals. A steak knife is one of the expensive knives we have there out in the market. Making sure that we can use them for long term is what any housekeeper wants. How can we make sure that these knives will last long which they supposed to be?

Taking simple caring and precaution will surely make your knives last long. Not just your steak knives but any other knives that you want to store for quite sometime. Unable to take good care of them could affect the quality of your food or could prolong your preparation time since it isn’t functioning well. Thus, in the future it might give up and ask you to purchase for a new knife in the market. There are three simple guides that you can follow. Make use of these tips for you to save some money instead of buying new set of knives.

Having clean knives will not just keep thing sanitary but it could also help your other kitchen ware clean. Leaving your knives dirty could call cockroaches and ants and even rats to enter your kitchen and household. That is not a funny thing. It will affect all your kitchen wares if that happened. Not just that, some knives have wooden handle and other have wooden racks. Wet and dirty knives could grow mold on a wooden knife rack and handle. Cleaning it and drying before storing your knife will help store its sharpness and durability.

After cleaning it storing would be next to that. Storing your knives in a right way will make your knives keep its serration and sharpness. Unorganized kitchen with no particular storage for each and every kitchen ware is a big problem. When you keep your serrated steak knife in a wrong storage, it might dislocate its serrated blade and it won’t function the way it should be.

Lastly, using the knife to where it is really intended to be used would protect your blade from needing frequent sharpening. Never use you steak knife for cutting bones of a meat. It will give you embossed part on the edge of your blade that will affect the way you slice your steak.

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