Chef Craft 20780 Cheese Stainless Review

Simple and strong cheese slicer, very easy to use. Very easy to clean and doesn't take up much space. Some force may be required depending on the hardness of the cheese. With most blocks of cheese, creating slices is fairly easy. It's unbeatable in terms of price.

This is a regular cheese slice. It's pretty easy to cut the cheese through to the last 1/4 inch. This slicer cannot completely cut the cheese because the metal rods hit the cutting board before the wire can completely cut the cheese.

With this small device you can cut blocks of cheese much faster. It doesn't work well with softer cheeses, but it still does a decent job. My only complaint is that if you want to cut the cheese all the way, you have to use it at the end of the counter so you can find the right angle to cut the bottom all the way. But for less than $5 I can do it!

It took me a long time to decide on a cheese slicer. I just wanted a regular one that works like this. It was overwhelming but it had good reviews and was the cheapest choice so I took the plunge. I'm glad I did it because it works and I love it. . They break sometimes or eventually. This one seems simple, easy, durable, and a great choice.

It's hard to find the right cheese cutter, but this one is my favourite! This is my second. My dad bought one at the store for $5 and gave it to me because I really liked it. It was about 5 years ago, and recently the wire finally broke. I use my cheese cutter a lot and many of them break after a year or so (or a year and a half if you keep them to last a little longer). I know you can tie them together, but I've never been able to get them tight enough to be effective after the wire snapped…