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Cheese Knife, Beadable (Each)

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$10.71

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SKU:
55-917
$10.71

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each
Theme:
Dads & Grads
Size:
7
Additional Info:
Meets USDA food-grade standards
Country of Origin:
China

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  • 5

    Sturdy, beautifully made

    A little pricey, but these will stand up to cutting even the hardest cheeses or sausages. The knife has an nice edge. Gorgeous shape and mirror finish. The threaded ball at the end is well machined. Highly recommended.

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