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Cadeau idéal pour Noël couteaux de cuisine japonais

The perfect Christmas gift

The best Christmas gift! Are you passionate about cooking or know someone who is and are looking for the perfect Christmas gift! Are you an amateur or professional looking for the perfect tool for cooking? Or you just don't know...

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Nos livres préférés avec des recettes à faire à la maison

Breathtaking recipes!

Our favorite recipe books! If you didn't know yet, we are big fans of cooking, but also of pastries! We love discovering new recipes, and especially developing them using our Kaitsuko knives . Every month we are on the lookout for...

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Concours couteaux japonais remise exceptionnelle

Take part in our big competition!

Find out how to take part in our big competition! Try to get your order refunded in full! How? All you have to do is send the most beautiful photo of your knives possible. Setting, beautiful decor... Be creative! To...

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L'histoire d'une lame d'exception - Kaitsuko

The story of an exceptional blade

The first Damascus steel blades were produced in India and the Middle East from wootz steel developed in India. This is a steel particularly rich in carbon.

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Découper correctement sa viande : - Kaitsuko

How to cut your meat correctly

Techniques for cutting meat Meat, how to cut it? There are many ways that you will see now. There are several ways to cut your meat, depending on the dishes you want to prepare, and must be cut in a...

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C'est quoi l'acier damas ? Pourquoi choisir les couteaux de cet acier ? - Kaitsuko

What is Damascus steel? Why choose knives made of this steel?

Welcome, Japanese knife lover! If you want to learn more about Damascus blades, you've come to the right place.

Damascus blades are knives that are increasingly used by all types of public, although this comes from Japanese know-how.

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Quel couteau pour quelle utilisation ? - Kaitsuko

Which knife for which use?

The bread knife has a narrow, long, rigid and serrated blade. Its sawtooth blade is ideal for cutting easily and obtaining a very clean cut of all types of bread including those with a hard and thick crust.

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Tournage publicitaire couteaux de cuisine japonais Kaitsuko

Behind the scenes of our advertising shoot

Exclusive behind the scenes look at our advertising shoot! Hello everyone, We are delighted to share with you today the making of our filming. A big thank you to all the filming teams of the videographers and to the Chef...

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Decoupe de viande et poisson couteaux damas japonais

Our summer recipe, thin apricot & lavender tart

Our summer recipe, the thin apricot & lavender tart To complete your meal, we also have a recipe for lamb with pesto . A great tart to enjoy in the summer, buy organic apricots from a local farmer for an...

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Kaitsuko rencontre ses clients à Saint Tropez

Kaitsuko comes to Saint Tropez

Kaitsuko meets her clients in Saint-Tropez Always looking for maximum customer satisfaction, we went to a client's home on the French Riviera. Madame welcomed us with open arms to show us her favorite summer recipes with her Kaitsuko™ knives. A...

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Les lames en acier damas et ses techniques de fabrication dans le monde - Kaitsuko

Damascus Steel Blades and Its Manufacturing Techniques Around the World

The term damask refers to the moiré fabrics woven in the city of Damascus, not the swords forged there. Damascus is a method of refining iron by successive hammering, folding, and stretching.

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Notre collaboration avec le restaurant Lapopote - Kaitsuko

Our collaboration with the Lapopote restaurant

It is with great honor that Kaitsuko is partnering with the restaurant La Popote today. A traditional restaurant offering quality dishes, we are committed to offering them our best products.

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Pourquoi choisir un couteau damas ? - Kaitsuko

Why choose a Damascus knife?

The knife is an essential utensil for the kitchen. Throughout history, several materials have been used to make its blade: cut stone during the first eras, then steel and bronze from the Iron Age.

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Yakiniku : La méthode de cuisson à la japonaise - Kaitsuko

Yakiniku: The Japanese cooking method

Mainly known for its fish-based culinary specialties, Japanese cuisine offers many other dishes. This is the ideal alternative if you want to eat a Japanese meal while enjoying delicious meat.

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Nos meilleures recettes pour affronter l'automne ! - Kaitsuko

Our best recipes to face the fall!

If for many people autumn is synonymous with low morale, today we are going to reveal delicious recipes to warm your heart as well as that of your family and friends!

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