A good cheese knife needs a high handle so that pressure can be applied uniformly downwards when cutting.
The ground granted blade forms an air cushion between cheese and knife when cutting, the cheese detaching itself from the knife more easily.
A special innovation is the slightly rounded blade: with a rolling movement even hard cheese rind can be cut easily and effortlessly.
Variants
Langloch - cheese knife
Variants
Handle: | Cherry wood |
Rivets: | Aluminum |
Blade: | stainless |
Surface: | blue-glazed |
Blade length: | ca. 156 mm / 6 inches |
Overall length: | ca. 290 mm |
Art. no. | 1689,600,02 stainless |
Best used for
- cutting on a chopping board
- cheese and hard cured sausage