The Chef's Table

Despite all the knives out there that are truly great to have — the top three knives every kitchen ultimately needs are a chef’s knife, a paring knife, and a bread knife. Discover how these three multi-purpose powerhouses can accomplish virtually any prep task and are the ultimate must-haves in any kitchen.

These regional traditions in knife craft have continuously inspired WÜSTHOF’s team of expert artisans to explore the prevalent styles of Asian- and Western-style knives, creating innovative, premium hybrids that capture the best of both worlds.

WÜSTHOF paring knives are the tiny but mighty back-pocket heroes that make food preparation precise, seamless, and enjoyable, whether you’re stemming strawberry tops or scoring the skin of a duck breast. Paring knives come in different shapes and styles, so if you have ever wondered what the differences are, read on!

Learn how to use a honing steel, sharpening steel, hand-held knife sharpener, electric knife sharpener, or a whetstone to keep your knives performing at their best.

Simmer pots are our favorite way to fill a home with the best scents of the season!

These very festive pumpkin & amaretti caramelle are inspired by tortelli di zucca, a Christmas time classic from northern Italy, with a little candy-shaped twist.

The fall harvest is perfect to make this Semolina Pumpkin Cake and enjoy with a warm drink or your favorite ice cream.

This Cilantro Lime Crema recipe is as easy as it gets. Perfect to drizzle on tacos, enchiladas, salads or use as a dip.

Everyone loves Nonna Olga’s food at Castello di Serragiumenta – especially her grandson Daniele...

Meet the five WÜSTHOF employees that inspired our most colourful knives yet. Melinda, Richardson, Manuel, Micha, and Sonja showcase just how well the small details in life can highlight our own “Original” spirits.

Explore the remarkable journey of the Wüsthof family, from a small workshop in 1814 to one of the world’s leading knife manufacturers. Join us as we travel through centuries of heritage, innovation, and adaptability, from the humble beginnings of Johann Abraham Wüsthof’s “Shears Factory, Steel, and Iron Works” to the seventh-generation leadership of Harald and Viola Wüsthof. Discover how this family business thrived through wars, challenges, and changing times, all while maintaining its commitment to craftsmanship.