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With so many knives on the market, which ones belong in your collection? Ends Today! Longest free tr

With so many knives on the market, which ones belong in your collection? Ends Today! Longest free trial + lowest-ever price for our online Cooking School. [Learn more →]( [America's Test Kitchen. The Well-Equipped Cook. A weekly newsletter from your favorite unbiased tasters and testers.]( [equipment reviews]( [taste tests]( [Equipment guides]( [gear heads]( Knives: The Most Important Tools in Your Kitchen [SEE EQUIPMENT GUIDE]( [Carolyn Grillo. Associate Editor, Tastings & Testings.] With so many knives on the market, which ones belong in your collection? Today I’m sharing some of my favorites. Our winning [paring knife]( is a small and powerful tool. With it in hand, I can core and slice tomatoes easily and segment lemons precisely. A [santoku]( a style of knife that originated in Japan, is my favorite alternative to my usual 8-inch chef’s knife. With a slightly shorter blade and a rounded front edge, it offers excellent precision and control—I use mine for chopping vegetables and mincing garlic. And no knife set is complete without a great pair of [kitchen shears](. Our top-rated model has supersharp, superior blades that can tackle a wide range of tasks. In this week’s guide, we’ve also pulled together our favorite ways to sharpen and store knives. Whether you’re shredding, dicing, or slicing this summer, you’ll be ready. Must-Have of the week A Serrated Utility Knife Sizewise, utility knives fall somewhere between a paring knife and a chef’s knife, with a blade that’s usually from 5 to 6 inches long. They come in both straight-bladed and serrated styles. To find the best one, we gathered eight models and tested them by slicing tomatoes, baguettes, hard salami, kaiser rolls, avocados, and BLT sandwiches. Read on to find out which utility knife is a cut above the rest. [Read more ›]( OUR WINNER Zwilling Pro 5.5" Serrated Prep Knife Sharpness: ★★★   Blade Design: ★★★   Handle Design: ★★½   [BUY NOW]( Related Recipes [Authentic Baguettes at Home]( [Brown Rice Bowl with Vegetables and Salmon]( [America's Test Kitchen Cooking School. Try it Free for 14 days: LET'S GET COOKING →]( Explore More Featured Products [Longtime Favorite]( Victorinox Swiss Army Fibrox Pro 8" Chef's Knife During the past 20 years, we’ve conducted many chef’s knife reviews. Our results often have the same conclusion: This bargain knife trounces the competition. [Buy It Now ›]( [Foolproof Sharpening]( Chef'sChoice Trizor XV Knife Sharpener This knife sharpener consistently produces razor-sharp edges. During testing, it took only 10 minutes of sharpening for a severely damaged knife to look and cut like a brand-new blade. 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