Slicer: long blade for carving

A slicer is a long, narrow, and thin blade used for carving and making long, clean cuts through meat and fish. It follows the logic of the Sujihiki, separating roasts, ham, or fish into even slices without tearing.

At ISSHO TABERU, you'll find the slicer as a rust-resistant 69-layer 24 cm slicer from the Damascus line and as a particularly lightweight slicer Gyuto from the Gyuto line.

The 69-layer slicer is easy to care for; the SK85 carbon steel Gyuto slicer is particularly lightweight but requires a bit more maintenance. For those who carve cleanly and value uniform slices, the slicer offers the ideal shape.

Frequently asked questions about Slicers

What is a slicer good for?

For carving and long slicing cuts through meat and fish. The narrow blade separates even slices without tearing.

What is a Sujihiki?

Sujihiki is the Japanese term for a long, narrow carving knife. The slicer follows this logic: a thin blade for long slicing cuts through meat and fish.

Slicer or Gyuto?

The slicer specializes in long, even cuts, while the gyuto is an all-rounder. If you frequently carve roasts or fish, a slicer is a good addition.

What blade length should a slicer have?

For roasts and larger cuts, 24 cm and more is ideal because the blade glides through in one go. Shorter blades tend to tear the slice.

Is a slicer also suitable for fish?

Yes. The long, slender blade is good for cutting fish and raw fillets into even slices.

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