Fish Knife - Stainless Steel - 196mm

Stainless steel fish fork - perfect for precise serving

This 185 mm stainless steel fish fork is designed to give you precise control when serving fish. With its sturdy construction and functional design, it is an indispensable tool in the kitchen for presenting and serving fish dishes with style.

Ideal for serving both hot and cold fish, filleting at the table, and keeping the fish stable during cutting.

Precision and control in the kitchen

The fork's tines provide a secure grip on the fish without damaging its delicate structure. This allows you to serve even the most fragile fish fillets without them falling apart. The well-thought-out length of 185 mm ensures good reach and balance, enabling you to work precisely even with larger fish or when serving from deep platters.

Durability that lasts meal after meal

Made from stainless steel, this fish fork is resistant to corrosion and discoloration, even with repeated contact with salty fish products. The material is hygienic and easy to clean, either by hand or in the dishwasher. Its solid construction means the fork retains its shape and function through many years of use, making it a reliable part of your serving cutlery.

Technical details

The fish fork measures 185 mm in length, providing a good balance between maneuverability and reach. The stainless steel ensures that the tool is both durable and maintenance-free. It is designed with functionality in mind, featuring tines that are precisely shaped to hold the fish securely without damaging it.

This stainless steel fish fork offers:

• Safe handling of delicate fish dishes
• Durable stainless steel that withstands daily use
• Functional length of 185 mm for precise serving

You are always welcome to contact our customer service at web@hw.dk for further information.

Frequently asked questions

Can the fish fork go in the dishwasher?
Yes, the stainless steel fish fork is dishwasher safe, making cleaning easy and convenient.

What is the difference between a fish fork and a regular fork?
The fish fork typically has fewer, wider tines designed to handle the delicate structure of fish without it falling apart.

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