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Summary
This video provides a visual guide to different types of cheese knives. It details the specific uses for a heart-shape knife, perforated blade knife, thin knife, and chisel knife, illustrating each with a corresponding image of the knife and the type of cheese it is best suited for.
Structure
- 1Introduction to cheese knives
- 2Heart-shape knife description and use
- 3Perforated blade knife description and use
- 4Thin knife description and use
- 5Chisel knife description and use
On-screen text
Cheese Knives Guide
HEART-SHAPE KNIFE
An almond-shaped blade with a pointed upper part. Use it to cut long-aged cheeses, like parmesan.
PERFORATED BLADE
The holes let the cheese pass through, without it sticking to the tool. Perfect to use for stracchino or brie.
THIN KNIFE
Use it for cheeses like emmental. This blade allows for a clean cut, to be applied with a certain pressure.
CHISEL KNIFE
Perfect to cut crumbly soft cheeses or to chip and cube hard cheeses like manchego.