Cork Cheese Knives Set of 2 #16588

• Customizable cork handles: Each spreader has a metal corkscrew spike at the top that threads directly into the base of any wine cork — flat-bottomed champagne corks and standard Bordeaux-style corks both work. Swap them out between gatherings to match the occasion or the bottle you just opened.
• Spreader-style blades, not cutting knives: The smooth, rounded zinc alloy blades are shaped for soft cheeses, pâté and butter — not slicing semi-firm wedges. Worth knowing before you buy if you need a full cheese knife set.
• Set of 2 spreaders included
• Corks are not included — you supply your own
• Overall length approximately 6½ inches with a cork attached
• Easy to clean by hand; the cork handle can be removed before washing
• Compact size makes them practical as stocking stuffers, wedding favors or hostess gifts alongside a bottle of wine

Brand: IWA

UPC: 077757165887

Size: 6 1/2w x 1d x 1h (in)

Weight: 0.4 lbs

Material: Zinc Alloy

How do the corks attach to these cheese knives?

A: Each knife has a metal screw spiral at the top of the handle (visible in the product photos). You simply thread your own wine cork onto the spiral to create a personalized handle. The cork is held securely in place by the screw thread — no adhesive or tools needed.

Are corks included with the set?

A: No, corks are not included. The idea is that you use your own saved wine corks to personalize the knives. Any standard wine bottle cork will fit onto the spiral.

What are these knives made of, and are they easy to clean?

A: The knives are made from zinc alloy — the same durable metal alloy used in many kitchen and bar tools. They are easy to clean; hand washing is the straightforward approach given the cork handle.

How large are these cheese knives?

A: Each knife measures 6½ inches wide by 1 inch deep by 1 inch tall and the full set weighs just 0.4 lbs, so they are compact enough for a cheese board without being flimsy.

Do these work as a hostess gift or favor if someone doesn't save corks?

A: They work well as a standalone gift for anyone who drinks wine — the knives function perfectly with a cork or without one. For gifting, pairing them with a couple of bottle corks (or a wine bottle) makes the concept immediately clear and turns a simple set into a more considered presentation.