Cheese Knife Set with Rubberwood Handles, Four Charcuterie Board Utensils and Stainless Steel Cheese Knives
Wood Handle Cheese Knife Serving Set
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Item details Materials, dimensions, what is in the box
Cheese knife set with rubberwood handles and metal heads brings four coordinated tools to cutting, holding, and serving cheese. Natural light-tan wood grain pairs with silver-colored heads and reflective collars for a simple table-ready look. This cheese cutlery set includes three different blade shapes and a two-prong fork, giving you separate tools to arrange beside your cheese rather than relying on one knife for every task.
Use the fork to hold cheese while you cut, then bring the knife and fork tools together for serving. The rectangular blade, broad blade, and pointed leaf-shaped blade offer different shapes within one compact collection. As charcuterie board utensils, they keep the tools for your cheese selection together, whether you are setting out a small snack or sharing a board at the table.
The four-piece configuration combines matching handles with distinct working ends, so each tool has its own place in your serving setup. The fork measures approximately 4.92 inches overall, while the broad-blade knife measures approximately 4.72 inches overall. Choose this cheese serving set when you want coordinated tools for preparing and passing cheese.
Specifications
| Material | Metal heads with rubberwood handles |
| Fork Dimensions | Approximately 4.92 in overall length and 0.79 in indicated width (12.5 cm and 2 cm) |
| Broad-Blade Knife Length | Approximately 4.72 in overall (12 cm) |
| Rectangular-Blade Knife Width | Approximately 0.98 in indicated width (2.5 cm) |
| Color | Natural light-tan wood-grain handles with silver-colored heads and collars |
| Set Configuration | 4-Piece Set |
| In the Box | 1 rectangular-blade knife, 1 two-prong fork, 1 broad-blade knife/spatula, and 1 pointed leaf-shaped knife |
What problem does it solve?
Keep cutting, holding, and serving tools together instead of passing one knife around for every task. These cheese knives for charcuterie board setups pair three blade shapes with a fork that can hold cheese while you cut. Set them beside your cheese selection so the tools you need are within reach when it is time to serve.
The problem in numbers
- The average American family of four spends $1,500 each year on food that goes uneaten. (USDA, EPA and FDA, Draft National Strategy for Reducing Food Loss and Waste and Recycling Organics, 2023)
- Food accounts for 66 million tons of the U.S. municipal waste stream. (USDA, EPA and FDA, Draft National Strategy for Reducing Food Loss and Waste and Recycling Organics, 2023)
- Food represents 24% of municipal solid waste in U.S. landfills. (USDA, EPA and FDA, Draft National Strategy for Reducing Food Loss and Waste and Recycling Organics, 2023)
Food waste makes thoughtful portioning worth keeping in mind when serving cheese. These tools help you cut, hold, and serve portions at the table; they are not a food-storage or preservation solution.
Why choose this one?
You get a coordinated look without four identical tools. Rubberwood handles bring light natural grain to the table, while silver-colored heads and reflective collars tie the pieces together. This charcuterie knife set combines a rectangular blade, a broad blade, a pointed leaf-shaped blade, and a two-prong fork, giving each piece a visibly different working end.
What exactly do you get?
Your 4 piece cheese knife set contains one rectangular-blade knife, one two-prong fork, one broad-blade knife/spatula, and one pointed leaf-shaped knife. Every piece has a light-tan wood-grain handle and a silver-colored head. The fork is approximately 4.92 inches long and the broad-blade knife is approximately 4.72 inches long. Use the fork alongside a knife to hold and cut cheese before serving.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about the materials, care and everyday use — no fine print.
What comes in this four-piece set?
This cheese knife set contains a rectangular-blade knife, a two-prong fork, a broad-blade knife/spatula, and a pointed leaf-shaped knife. The four tools have matching wood-grain handles and silver-colored working ends.
What are the handles made from?
The handles are rubberwood with a natural light-tan wood-grain appearance. Each handle in the cheese knife set meets its metal head at a reflective silver-colored collar.
How do I use the fork with the knives?
Use the two-prong fork to hold cheese while you cut it with a knife. The fork and blade tools in this cheese knife set also work together when serving cheese.
How long is the fork?
The fork measures approximately 4.92 inches overall, equivalent to 12.5 cm. Its indicated width is approximately 0.79 inches, or 2 cm, making it a compact part of this cheese knife set.
How large is the broad-blade knife?
The broad-blade knife measures approximately 4.72 inches overall, equivalent to 12 cm. It is the wide, spatula-shaped tool included in this cheese knife set.
What blade shapes does the set include?
This cheese knife set includes rectangular, broad, and pointed leaf-shaped blades. A separate two-prong fork completes the collection.
Can I use these tools on a charcuterie board?
Yes, use this cheese knife set to cut and serve the cheese portion of your charcuterie spread. Place the tools beside the cheese so you can hold, cut, and serve it with the coordinated pieces.
What color are the tools?
This cheese knife set combines natural light-tan handles with silver-colored heads. Wood grain on the handles and reflective metal collars give the pieces a coordinated appearance.
Does 4PCS mean four knives?
It means four tools in total: three blade tools and one fork. The cheese knife set brings those four different shapes together in one configuration.
How wide is the rectangular-blade knife?
The rectangular blade has an indicated width of approximately 0.98 inches, equivalent to 2.5 cm. Its straight-sided shape distinguishes it from the broad and leaf-shaped blades in this cheese knife set.
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