What is the benefit of a 'Wide' boning knife versus a 'Narrow' one?
Victorinox Rosewood 6
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May 14, 2026 - 12:56 PM
A wide blade provides more surface area and stability. It tracks straighter along the bone and is ideal for larger cuts of meat (like beef or pork) where you need the blade to act as a guide. Narrow blades are better for intricate work and tight corners in smaller poultry or fish.
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