If you pack a big knife for chopping/whacking and a little knife for cutting/whittling, the little knife could easily enough be a kitchen knife. I'm a big fan of the big/little combo for the versatility it buys you, yet weighs little more than the big knife alone.
This is especially true if, like some of us, your kitchen knives are occasionally designed by people named Rinaldi, Livesay, Busse, Kasper, Randall, etc.
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