Smirly Cheese Board and Knife Set
Best elegant serving solution for hosts and gift givers.
This all-in-one board turns hosting into a seamless performance by tucking every knife and accessory into hidden drawers. While the sheer size demands significant counter space, the integrated storage and modular fruit tray make it the ultimate centerpiece for effortless, high-impact entertaining.
$98.99
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Eco Trade Company
Who it's for
- Hosts and hostesses who love effortless, elegant entertaining
- Environmentally conscious consumers seeking attractive, functional kitchenware
- Organized individuals who appreciate smart, space-saving kitchen solutions
Who should skip it
- Busy individuals who prefer dishwasher-safe kitchen tools
- Culinary enthusiasts desiring high-performance, specialized cheese knives
- Meticulous users concerned about preserving a pristine surface
Performance breakdown
Surface Versatility
The expansive bamboo surface accommodates diverse spreads and complex charcuterie arrangements.
Storage Efficiency
Integrated pull-out drawers keep serving tools organized and tucked away neatly.
Material Durability
Smooth, odor-resistant bamboo stands up well to frequent slicing and serving.
Accessory Completeness
Includes every essential tool required to host a professional-grade cheese tasting.
Presentation Impact
The bonus fruit tray adds significant visual flair to any gathering.
Ease of Setup
The included guide simplifies the process of building an impressive board.
Key Specs
Material
Bamboo, Stainless Steel, Ceramic
Dimensions
16 x 13 x 2 inches
Includes
4 stainless steel knives, 2 ceramic sauce bowls, 2 white markers, 2 black slate labels, 4 small forks, 1 wine opener, cheeseboard guide, and a 5-section round fruit tray
Features
2 pull-out drawers for extra space, 1 drawer for accessories
Shape
Round
Number of Pieces
21
Length
16 inches
Width
13 inches
Height
2 inches
Pattern Type
Solid
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