Cheese slicer

September 24,2024

Cheese slicer

The cheese slicer features two wires with different distances to the center rod for different thick cheese slices (3mm/0.12 and 5mm/0.2") and a serving tip to arrange the cheese slices. Wires are available as spare parts. Typical for the "Professional" kitchen tool series is the grips material of solid fibre glass reinforced polyamide plastic. This ensures a solid non-slip grip when cooking. Dishwasher safe. Made in Solingen/ Germany. "

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It features a high-tension wire that easily cuts through both hard and soft cheeses and non-slip rubber feet that prevent movement, providing smooth and precise cuts every time. Crafted from beautiful acacia wood, it also functions wonderfully as a serving board. Friends and family will enjoy having fresh cheese slices to snack on at your next gathering! When the slicing and serving is complete, the board easily hand washes clean; do not soak in water or wash in the dishwasher.

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Clean, Quick Cutting – With a built-in high-tension sharp stainless steel cutting wire, this Granite Cheese Slicer will cut the hardest of cheeses, and sink easily into semi-soft cheeses without sticking, creating the perfect slice every time. The textured and thermalized granite surface helps keep the cheese in place during slicing, and is non-toxic and makes the clean up a breeze, Chillable – This chillable Granite slab base makes for the perfect material for cheese serving boards.

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