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Berti - Knife Sets Cheese - The ceremony of Cheese

Berti - Knife Sets Cheese - The ceremony of Cheese

Item n. 5505C

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A trio of knives, each featuring a steel blade suited to a particular type of cheese. The knives are finished with RED Lucite handles. The set gives any picnic the air of a considered occasion, and fits easily into a backpack along with a few wedges of cheese for a walk.

The knife with rounded tip is for spreadable cheeses such as ricotta, and and also suits honey, preserves, or other accompaniments well.

The rectangular blade is intended for slicing and shaving harder cheeses.

To gather a dollop of oozy brie, use the thin knife with divided end.

Berti has been making heirloom-quality knives in the Tuscan countryside since 1895. Still today, each knife is the complete work of a sole craftsman: Each and every knife is appreciated for the uniqueness of its character, given harmony of form down to minute detail, and bears the initials of its maker.

Care: Wipe each knife’s blade with a clean cloth or wash and dry it gently by hand before returning it to its fabric roll. It’s best to avoid harsh detergents or scrubbers. Since the steel has high carbon content, its resistance to corrosion and oxidation is not absolute.

Set of three.
Each cheese knife measures between 8 and 9 inches long.
Made in Tuscany.

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Brand	Berti
Description	Berti - Knife Sets Cheese - The ceremony of Cheese
Article	5505C
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discounted products	No
Blade Length	No
Handle Material	Natural
Blade Material	steel
Country of production	Italy
Carbon Steel	No
Stainless Steel	420
designer	No
Rarity	No
Materials and Finishes	No
Steel Quality	7
Strength	No
Practicality	No
Aesthetic	No
Quality/Price	No
EAN Code	No

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