Knife Sets

Quality knife sets are the gift that keeps on chopping. They make prep quicker, slicing smoother and meal times a much happier affair. Since 1977, Peters of Kensington has stocked premium kitchen knife sets from Wüsthof, Global, Zwilling and Shun, built for years of sharp, balanced service across breakfasts, banquets and Tuesday toasties.

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Why a quality knife set is worth the investment

Knife sets change what feels possible at the chopping board. There is a blade for crusty bread, one for fine herbs, one for carving, one for peeling and the go-to chef’s knife that always has the answers. Together, they deliver the full knife drawer fantasy, neatly matched and ready for action. Sharper, safer, happier cooking, with a quality set built to stay by your side for years.

 

How to choose the right knife set

 

A well-rounded set should include at least a chef’s knife, paring knife, bread knife and utility knife, with carving, santoku or steak knives added to suit the way you cook. Choose a block set when you want the full lineup on display, or an in-drawer set when bench space is precious. Pick forged blades for a weightier feel, stamped blades for lighter handling and compare Wüsthof, Global and Zwilling to find the grip, balance and steel that feel right in your hand.

 

Complete your kitchen kit

 

Keep your whole kit keen with knife sharpeners, then give them plenty to do. Kitchen Tools handle the steam, strain and stir, while cookware sets get pots and pans ready for every simmer, sear and sauce.

Frequently Asked Questions

Wüsthof, Global, Zwilling and Shun are trusted names for quality steel, sharp edges and comfortable handling. Wüsthof and Zwilling are known for classic Western-style knives, while Global and Shun bring lighter Japanese-inspired designs to the block.

Good quality knife sets should have a chef's knife, a pairing knife, a bread knife and a utility knife, the upsize to bigger kits for carving, santoku or steak knives to suit your cooking. Choose a block set for easy benchtop access or an in-drawer set to save space.

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