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Bamboo Small Cheese Knife

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$30 $60 In stock

Category: Kitchen - Serving

Complete your cheese service with the Bamboo Small Cheese Knife from Sabre. Designed for cutting and serving small and soft cheeses, this compact knife is a practical addition to your tabletop collection.

  • Ideal for slicing and serving small and soft cheeses
  • Compact size suits individual cheese boards and casual entertaining
  • From the Sabre brand, known for quality tabletop accessories
  • A versatile piece for everyday use or special gatherings
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Eva M. ★★★★★

The compact size is perfect for soft brie and camembert, it glides through without dragging. I like that it's small enough to leave out on the table without taking up space.

Alexander N. ★★★★★

Bought this for a cheese board and it's become the one everyone reaches for when there's brie on the table. The short blade cuts through soft rind cleanly without dragging, and it's compact enough not to crowd the platter.

Aurora Z. ★★★★★

The little bamboo handle feels light but sturdy, and the short blade cuts through a wedge of brie without squashing it. It's become the one knife I reach for whenever I put out a cheese board.