Wusthof Knife Holder

A Wusthof knife holder is a very practical and resistant utensil you can buy to store your knives and other cutting utensils. Wusthof has been making forged knives for chefs for many years. Each knife goes through several different processes until it is perfectly balanced and sharpened by a computer.

Wusthok makes holders for their knives too; in fact they can be used with any knife. Several types are available for you chose from. The first one is an individual sheath for each knife; these are used mostly by chefs who carry their knives around with them.

Another is a magnet knife holder. This holder is placed on the kitchen wall where your knives are within easy reach while cooking. They are made of stainless steel and the magnet converts the whole thing into a magnet so your knives will stick anywhere on the surface. Others made with wood or plastic require that you place the knife exactly on the magnet for it to stick in place.

A wooden drawer model is also available. It is designed with slots to put the knife blades into. This not only protects the blades but your fingers when searching for a specific knife in the drawer. They are divided in such a way that large knives are separated from smaller knives which allows you to pick a knife quickly and without having to look for it.

These are found in two models, the first can hold up to seven large knives and the second holds fourteen including knives of different sizes. Either holder will fit comfortably in your kitchen drawer or you can even use two of them in the same drawer. Their design is compact because the knives are set in lines located one on top of the other.

Another Wusthof knife holder model is designed for use on the kitchen counter. It is a block of wood with slots on the top side where the knives are set. This is probably the most practical model available; it allows you to take all your knives along with you when you move around the kitchen. The slots on the block have been made in descending order; large knives go on top and smaller knives all the way to the bottom. This order allows for the most used knives to be closer at hand when you need them.