Laguiole
Laguiole Mini Black Cheese Set in Presentation Box (Set of 3)
$72.00
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- Three black-handled cheese tools in a wooden presentation box with a clear lid.
- Made in France with stainless steel in the Laguiole profile.
- Cut, portion and spread soft and firm cheeses on a board.
Details, ingredients & care
- A compact set of three black-handled Laguiole cheese tools in a wooden box with a clear lid. Set them beside a cheese board for a coordinated way to cut, serve and spread, or give them to someone who loves hosting.
About the set
- Three tools cover a board: something to cut hard cheese cleanly, something to portion soft cheese without dragging it, and something to spread. They are made in France in the Laguiole profile — the slender shape from the Aveyron village that gave the knife its name — with black handles and stainless steel, small enough to sit on the board itself rather than beside it.
How to enjoy
- Cut and serve a range of soft and firm cheeses
- Set beside a cheese board for aperitivo or after dinner
- Give as a host, wedding or housewarming gift
Details
- Set of three, in a wooden box with clear lid
- Made in France
- Material: stainless steel
Questions
- How do I cut cheese properly? A wedge of brie or camembert is cut in slivers from the point so everyone gets rind and centre; a hard cheese is cut in shards or thin slices; a log of chèvre is sliced across.
- Dishwasher? Hand-wash and dry; it takes a moment and the handles stay black.
- What goes on the board? Three cheeses of different textures, one sweet thing, one salty thing, good bread. We would reach for fig confiture and Drinks Bakery biscuits.
Pairs with
- The matching black table knives; the larger olive-wood cheese set for a serious cheese course. More knives and serving pieces.
Lello’s Point of View
- Why we chose it. A cheese board looks far more considered when the tools are scaled to the food instead of borrowing a dinner knife and butter spreader from the drawer.
- What it makes better. Three purpose-specific pieces handle firm, soft and spreadable cheeses while keeping the board itself tidy and easy for guests to navigate.
- How we would use it. Three cheeses, fig confiture, good crackers and these three tools. Stop there; a cheese board becomes less elegant when it tries to become a grocery store.
- Who will love it. Cheese people, frequent hosts, housewarming recipients and anyone building a black-handled Laguiole table collection.
- Why it earns its place. Three French-made stainless-steel tools in a compact wooden presentation box provide the complete cheese-board function in one giftable $65 set.
$72.00