do you use a cheese slice?

nuttywoman

My cheese slice does`nt look like any of these, i got mine from Kleeneze cat for £1.99.
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Lillibet_2

Mine broke a few years ago, it came fron John Lewis about 20 years ago (I got it for Mum as a brithday pressie then "borrowed" it when I first moved out), never been able to replace it:sad: Now I use a tomato knife for cheese (and absoultely everything else in fact) But mine wasn't a peeler type, it was a slab of marble with a wire cutter attached and was FANTASTIC I do still have a set of proper cheese knives for cutting different types of cheese which look very posh at dinner parties though:D

Anne_Marie_2

beanz wrote:

know what you mean Anne marie have bought several slicers and they are all rubbish I am dutch and even the new ones from holland are not so good, have one old one and that is a good one but have lost the handle can still use it (just about) if you have a picture of tha wee hand grater i might be able to help you out next time i am in holland i will have a look for you if you want

Thanks Beanz, that is so nice of you.:T Will take a piccy later on once camera batteries recharged and try and post it (am not very good at that sort of thing!)

jr666

i use a cheese slicer. Its called a knife

Horasio

piglet6 wrote:

Yep, it definitely seems that they are pretty rare over here, but widely used on the continent. We had ours as a wedding present from a Norwegian friend, and when we opened it, none of our friends/family who were there knew what it was - best guess was an oddly shaped cake slice!!:rolleyes: :rotfl:

Love it though - its been in use for the last 10 years and we use it all the time...!:T

Piglet

We use it as a cakeslice too

Saw some lovely mini graters and slicers at Amsterdam airport with a lovely blue Delft design on the handle:)

You can get slicers and graters at Doobies farm shop (the shop next to it) - for a reasonable cost.

juno

I want one now!

savvy

Zeitgeist wrote:

Yeah, they are really excellent. Kids get even slices of cheese, and you know how fussy they are. We got ours from Lakeland:

http://www.lakelandlimited.co.uk/product.aspx/!6499

LOL thanks for that link:T, am SO going to get one of them!! There's going to be a new rule for the cheese monsters in my house ...................you can't have any unless you use a cheese slicer:rotfl:That'll put paid to the kids, and Godders, scoffing great lumps of cheese every flippin week! :j

shellybelly_3

my mum used to have one and since it broke, we cnnot find one anywhere. Any suggestions as to where i can get one??? PLEASE:j

inore me - i just spotted the link above

Anne_Marie_2

Maybe it's just me, but I hate that Lakeland cheese slicer, it is nowhere as near as good as my old one, which broke a few years back - anyone have a really good one, without paying a fortune?

pavlovs_dog

all good kitchen shops (you know the ones...the ones which instill panic in our respective OHs because they know we wont come out again without having spent loads (in both time and money) in them :rotfl: ) should stock them