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Spreader Knife
Spreader Knife
Spreader Knife
Spreader Knife
Spreader Knife
Spreader Knife

Spreader Knife

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Formaticum mini cheese knives are the highest quality cheese tools. These knives are handmade in Italy and feature stainless steel blades and solid walnut handles.

This blade is designed as a spreader cheese knife and easily spreads the gooiest cheeses. Formaticum mini cheese knives should always be hand-washed. The blade measures 4.25" long x 1.25" wide.

 

Cheese spreaders are specifically built to make getting the most out of tasty soft cheeses easier and more enjoyable. 

Why Choose a Quality Cheese Spreader Knife

The softest cheeses require a tool that allows you to enjoy their full flavor and texture, spreading them evenly over whatever savories are laid out on charcuterie boards, from crackers to smoked meats. Formaticum’s stainless steel cheese spreaders are perfect for use on the soft cheeses arranged on cheese platters (and they’re great for spreading butter, too).

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a cheese spreader knife called?

Cheese spreaders either go by that name or sometimes, a “spatula knife.” Their flat, smooth design makes it easy to scoop up butter, jam, or a soft cheese and spread it evenly over toast, crackers, and other items. In a cheese knife set, cheese spreaders make it simpler to enjoy the specific consistency.

What is the difference between a butter knife and a spreader knife?

A butter knife can spread something soft like butter or a soft cheese. It has a narrower blade, whereas cheese spreaders are broader to cover a greater surface. They look much more elegant on charcuterie boards.

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