It's a Mouse! Cheese Knife - Zinc
Details
- Blade MaterialZinc
- BrandGanz
- ColorMulticolor
- Handle MaterialMetal
- Blade EdgeSerrated
Description
🧀 Slice in style with the mouse that steals the cheese—and the show!
- SLEEK 7 25 BLADE - Effortlessly slice cheese with precision and style.
- IDEAL HOSTESS GIFT - Stand out at your next gathering with a unique and functional present.
- COMPACT FUNCTIONAL - Perfectly sized for easy handling and elegant serving.
- CHARMING MOUSE DESIGN - Add a playful touch to your cheese board that sparks conversation.
- PREMIUM ZINC CONSTRUCTION - Built to last with a sturdy, rust-resistant finish.
This 7.25-inch cheese knife features a fully functional blade crafted from durable zinc, designed with a whimsical mouse motif. It’s an ideal hostess gift that combines practicality with playful elegance, perfect for elevating any cheese platter.
Reviews
R**D
Great birthday present for a foodie
This was a birthday present for a friend who likes charcuterie boards. He was delighted. It fit right into his birthday card! Such a charming little knife.
T**L
Really attractive
Such a cute accessory that's useful to cut cheese on your charcuterie or cheese board.
J**N
Mouse cheese knife
It's a little bigger than I expected, but it looked so cute serving the brain molded mousse on our Halloween themed table.
D**V
super cute!
So cute! I can't wait to use it at our Halloween party. What better than a mouse on a cheese platter?!
M**S
Different but cute
Great quality! Cuts cheese well! I gave it to a friend who loves mice and cheese and added a cutting board and a block of cheese, it was the perfect gift.
C**N
A great hit with Mom this Xmas
Mom spotted this is in the Bennington Pottery catalog, and lo and behold, we found it here! It was a huge hit at the Xmas charcuterie board. Very cute and functional to boot.
M**N
Great gift
Nice cheese knife. Cuts cheese with ease. Thanks
M**T
Cute but not worth it
This knife is cute, but it does not cut well, and it tarnished after a single run through the dishwasher. Stainless steel should not do that.
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