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Carbon steel vs Stainless steel kitchen knives – which one is better?
In this video, I test and compare three different knives side by side:

White #2 carbon steel (Shirogami) – traditional Japanese high-carbon steel, famous for sharpness.

VG10 stainless steel – the world standard in premium kitchen knives.

5Cr15MoV stainless steel – common entry-level steel used in brands like Henckels.

We’ll go through sharpening, cutting tests (tomato, lemon, onion, avocado, potato), edge retention, and rust resistance.
I also share insights from professional chefs I’ve spoken with, and reference two well-known books in the field:

Japanese Kitchen Knives by K. Kato

Knife Engineering by Dr. Larrin Thomas

👉 If you’ve ever wondered why chefs still choose carbon steel despite the rust, or whether stainless steels like VG10 are worth it, this video will show you the real difference.

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