Cheese Knives

Just as cheeses run the gamut in terms of form, so do cheese knives. Some are short and blunt, much resembling a Japanese deba, while others are straight, thin and offset resembling the letter L. These L shaped cheese knives are ideal for use on soft cheeses such as brie, while semi-soft cheeses are best cut by cheese knives with holes routed through the shaft of the blade. Other alternatives to cheese knives including cheese wires and planes are also available.

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  • F. Dick 6 in. Soft Cheese Knife

    The F. Dick 6 in. Soft Cheese Knife is a great addition to most kitchens to have a versatile serrated knife for a variety of soft cheeses from feta, to Brie, ricotta, cream cheese, Camembert, Chevre, Roquefort, and even gorgonzola. The unique scallop serrations are the ideal style for cutting thin even slices of cheese the gaps in the blade act like granton or hollow edges to keep the cheese from clinging to the blade and the spiked tip acts as a fork to pick up the slices of cheese to put on crackers or toasted bread. Personally I find this knife to be exceptional at cutting my tomatoes, cucumbers and bread making it one of the best overall sandwich knives we carry from Friedrich Dick. German made. Learn More
  • F. Dick 6 in. Brie Knife

    The F. Dick 6 in. Brie or Soft Cheese Knife features a thin, narrow blade for easily slicing through soft cheeses. Perfect for brie and other soft cheese. This is a unique knife with one of the thinnest blades we carry the offset blade gives your a great ability to grip the knife with a pinch grip. Friedrich Dick ensures their products are optimally tapered to a sharp edge and ideally balanced. This is a great product for the lover of fine cheese. Made in Germany. Learn More

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