Cheese Cutter

[Damaz6052]

I am looking for a cheese cutter the type that uses a stainless steel wire and has a handle attached it sits on a board.

Cheers

[wilsongbrown]

I am looking for a cheese cutter the type that uses a stainless steel wire and has a handle attached it sits on a board.

Cheers

When you happen to be passing one of the many and various hardware shops dotted about the island, just pop in and buy a length of steel wire and attach a couple of pieces of wood to either end.

[paahlman]

Go to Central in the basement.. I have seen it there...

[katabeachbum]

Go to Central in the basement.. I have seen it there...

yepp. They have most farang kitchen stuff, including proper cheese cutters

[hansnl]

I am looking for a cheese cutter the type that uses a stainless steel wire and has a handle attached it sits on a board.

Cheers

It is all depending on what kind of cheese you want to cut.

The one you describe is very suitable for hard, very matured cheese.

It will not work very well on cheese younger than 6 months, the string will go everywhere through the cheese but where you want it to go.

If the cheese is rather young, just use a good knife, do not try to saw with the knife.

Just press the knife through the cheese in a seesawing motion.

It might help to rivet a handle to the other end of the knife.

It might help to "wet" the knife with some margarine.

Or, if you are very enterprising and in for a joke. heat the knife before applying it to the cheese.

Yes......my ex-hometown is Gouda, from the Gouda cheese.

Edited August 3, 2009 by hansnl

[bubblegum]

What's the name of the shop right after big C....they sell furniture and stuff but also kitchen appliances, incuding cheese cutters, even the Dutch kind ! Exel ot something it's called

[starkey_rich]

What's the name of the shop right after big C....they sell furniture and stuff but also kitchen appliances, incuding cheese cutters, even the Dutch kind ! Exel ot something it's called

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[Damaz6052]

I am looking for a cheese cutter the type that uses a stainless steel wire and has a handle attached it sits on a board.

Cheers

It is all depending on what kind of cheese you want to cut.

The one you describe is very suitable for hard, very matured cheese.

It will not work very well on cheese younger than 6 months, the string will go everywhere through the cheese but where you want it to go.

If the cheese is rather young, just use a good knife, do not try to saw with the knife.

Just press the knife through the cheese in a seesawing motion.

It might help to rivet a handle to the other end of the knife.

It might help to "wet" the knife with some margarine.

Or, if you are very enterprising and in for a joke. heat the knife before applying it to the cheese.

Yes......my ex-hometown is Gouda, from the Gouda cheese.

Excellent thanks good advice

[LivinginKata]

What's the name of the shop right after big C....they sell furniture and stuff but also kitchen appliances, incuding cheese cutters, even the Dutch kind ! Exel ot something it's called

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