What is a bird's beak knife used for?
Mercer Genesis 2 1/2 in. Birds Beak Peeler
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Jun 12, 2024 - 10:50 AM
A bird's beak paring knife is primarily designed to peel, slice or cut fruits and vegetables. This is also the blade shape used to create intricate cuts like a tourne. I personally like a bird's beek paring knife for removing the veins from shrimp. This is really a versatile shape that can add depth to any knife collection.
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Mercer Genesis 2 1/2 in. Birds Beak Peeler
Precision Engineering for Intricate Produce Prep Handling the Mercer Genesis 2 1/2 in. Bird's Beak Peeler immediately reveals the difference between a stamped tool and a professional forged instrument. This knife, often referred to as a tourné knife, features a distinctively curved blade de...
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