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Professional Portioning Knife, Double Handle 40cm

Professional Portioning Knife, Double Handle 40cm

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Formaticum professional cheese knives are the highest quality cheese tools. The two handles evenly distribute pressure, helping to create precise and easy cuts of any cheese. Made in Italy with polypropylene handles, this knife is a unique addition to any cheese counter or knife collection. 

Stainless steel blade measures 15.75in x 2.5". Formaticum professional cheese knives should always be hand-washed.

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