Sharpening chopping skills with Zyliss Control
I think Daddy T needs to go to more cooking classes.
When I called him earlier he was queuing outside a burger joint in the City.
This was very different from when I called last week. Last week he was at his desk eating a panzanella salad with grilled oregano chicken skewers, which he’d been taught how to make at a Zyliss Control Cutting Edge Masterclass he had been invited to.
The salad looked delicious and was clearly a much better lunch choice for him, so I hope the session he had been invited to attend with Celebrity Masterchef winner Nadia Sawalha at L’atelier Des Chefs will inspire him to cook even more at home.
To make the salad, he had used the new Zyliss knife range Zyliss Control, which had impressed Daddy T due to the grip on the new knives.
He is the top chef in our house, and the new knives he received to review from the global kitchenware brand are apparently better to hold than other knives we have. The new Zyliss Control knives feature non-slip, contoured handles to give better control when chopping and the handles also contain an anti-bacterial agent that kills 99.9% of all germs.
For me, I also love that the knives are dishwasher safe, which is not the case with our other kitchen knives. This makes them super-practical, and I’ll encourage Daddy T to continue slicing and dicing with his new Zyliss Control knives, perfecting his chopping and serving up tasty dishes for me to try.
Just a wish!
Zyliss Control knives are available to buy from Dunelm, Lakeland and Amazon as of this week, and a Zyliss Control 5-piece Knife Block is £139.99
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