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The best boning knives for breaking down chicken, beef, pork and deer from brands like Victorinox, Shun and Wüsthof.
Boning knives are thin, sharp, flexible, and meant to cut around bones and meat. We researched the best boning knives for every kitchen.
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The best flexible boning knife is the Victorinox Fibrox Pro 6-Inch Boning Knife. Not only is it a breeze to use with its straight edge and grippy handle—it's affordable, too. We also liked the Global 6.25” Boning Knife because of its particularly sharp and bendy blade.
We asked chefs to recommend the best boning knives for filleting fish, breaking down chickens, and slicing steaks. We also included a few of our tested favorite boning knives.
A former butcher’s mate gives boning knives the full test treatment to find the best boning knife. We test 5 of them on Blade Magazine.
A good boning knife allows you to make precise and powerful cuts that separate meat from the bone. Bad boning knives make butchering a chore with their quickly-dulling edges, inefficient blade design, and cramp-inducing grips.
1. Best Overall. Wüsthof Classic 6-Inch Flexible Boning Knife. Check Price at Amazon. If you’re looking to buy one knife that can work with meat, poultry, and fish, you definitely can't go wrong...
A boning knife is going to be made from a harder material than a fillet knife because you are working with thicker pieces of meat besides fish. You can use a boning knife for fish, but a fillet knife will have more flexibility to get around smaller bones than a boning knife.
A boning knife is a specialized western style knife designed for cutting and trimming meats. It differs from other knives in its shape, size, and construction. The blade of a boning knife is typically thin and curved to help it get around bones or joints with greater precision.