Professional Cheese Knife
Professional Cheese Knife
Professional Cheese Knife
Professional Cheese Knife
Professional Cheese Knife
Professional Cheese Knife
Professional Cheese Knife
Professional Cheese Knife
Professional Cheese Knife
Professional Cheese Knife

Professional Cheese Knife

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Formaticum professional cheese knives are the highest quality cheese tools. Handmade in Italy, these knives feature stainless steel blades and solid walnut handles. The offset handle design makes it easy to use and result in clean, professional cuts every time.

This blade is designed to cut all firm or hard cheeses. The sturdy knife will easily cut firm cheeses without the risk of losing a limb. Formaticum professional cheese knives should always be hand washed. Blade measures 8.5" long x 1.25" wide.

 

Why We Love It

Beautiful handmade Italian knives are a must-have for every curd nerd.
They also make excellent gifts.

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