SABATIER Santoku Knife Review {Giveaway}


A good knife is very important when cooking.  I have a couple of go to knives in my kitchen and I was happy to add a new one, Sabatier 7 inch Santoku Knife.  Sabatier has a rich history dating back to 1812 in France.  You can read all about their heritage here.

I don't have a Santoku knife so I was curious how it would compare.  It is smaller and lighter than my Chef's Knife.  I've been testing it out for a couple of months using it for just about everything.

I have three knives that I use regularly in my kitchen.  A Santoku knife was a new addition.  The blade of a Santoku knife differs from a Chef's Knife.  It is straight and useful for chopping whereas a Chef's Knife is perfect for a rocking motion while using.  My first instinct was to use the Santoku Knife in the same fashion as a Chef's Knife so initially I wasn't too pleased with the results but after reading it is not designed for a rocking motion, I changed the way I was using it and things started to improve.

My first use was to mince cilantro as it is something I use just about everyday in my cooking.  I immediately noticed I was not getting a good mince.  After sharpening a couple of times, it was much did a much better job.


I liked how light this knife is and enjoyed using it for chopping.  For mincing I prefer my Chef's Knife.  I wished that the knife came sharpened well.  Overall it is a good multi-purpose knife.

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Disclosure: I received a free sample to try.  All opinions are my own.

30 comments:

  1. My chefs knife is my favorite piece of kitchen equipment.

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  2. I didn't know there was a method to mincing! Wow! You learn something new everyday!

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  3. I've never used a Santoku knife but would love to try it. My favourite knife to use is probably my Chef's knife, although a close second would be my paring knife.

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  4. I find a paring knife to be what I use most often

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  5. My favourite type of knife to use is a really good paring knife.

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  6. I normally use a simple paring knife for almost everything.

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  7. I like the chef knife and my santoku knife. I like to cut veggies with these knives.

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  8. I really like chef's knifes, and need a new one!

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  9. I like to use a chef's knife.

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  10. I like a good chef's knife because they're so versatile.

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  11. A paring knife. It is what I use the most.

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  12. my paring knife is what I use most. This looks like a great knife though!

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  13. I just grab the sharpest and closest one that will do the job!

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  14. I like using the Chef's Knife for my vegetables

    Londia

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  15. Carving knife for meats and lasagnas

    billiondollarprincesss @hotmail.com

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  16. I usually use a paring knife the most.

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  17. I quite enjoy a good paring knife!

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  18. I like to use paring knives

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  19. I have a favourite go to knife as well. Lovely picture

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  20. I have a small paring knife that I really like using.

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  21. I wish I could say I even knew! lol ... I just use whatever comes in a knife block and I'd love to upgrade!
    shaneps@hotmail.com

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  22. I use a paring knife the most so I guess that is my fave :)

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  23. a good pairing knife is handy to have

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