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Cheese knives and serving boards make it easy to put together a stylish spread for casual drinks or special occasions. Perfect for slicing brie, serving up antipasto, and arranging a full grazing platter, the right tools help you serve neatly and enjoy every bite.
At Howards, the range includes cheese knife sets, wooden serving boards and clever entertaining accessories to suit your style. From compact cheese tools to statement boards that anchor the whole table, these pieces make entertaining easier and more enjoyable.
Availability may vary by store and online while designs and stock last.
A dedicated cheese knife helps you serve soft and hard cheeses without crumbling, sticking or tearing. And with a well-sized board, you can create a balanced spread that looks as good as it tastes.
Many styles are crafted from acacia wood, bamboo or stainless steel, designed to pair with grazing boards, salt and pepper grinders and serving trays for an effortless table setup.
These are ideal for:
Cheese knives and boards are the backbone of any grazing table. Use a wide, flat board to group cheeses, fruit, crackers and dips, and add smaller bowls or ramekins to break up the layout. A few dedicated knives or spreaders make serving simple and help keep flavours from mixing.
Pair with chip and dip trays, a lazy susan, or food cover nets to keep your setup fresh and functional from start to finish.
Want to feel the weight or see how a board pairs with your favourite knives? Visit your local Howards store to compare styles and explore more hosting essentials with our friendly team.
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It depends on the cheese. Soft cheese knives have holes to prevent sticking, while hard cheese knives are pointed or curved for slicing and breaking firm blocks.
Wooden or bamboo boards are popular for their durability and natural look. Choose one with enough space to arrange cheeses, crackers and sides.
Some are, but it's always best to check the care instructions. Many wood or mixed-material knives should be hand washed to preserve their finish.
Yes. If it's unused and in original condition, you're welcome to return it. See our pricing & returns page for full details.