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Started by green zebra, March 14, 2013, 06:35:47 PM

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green zebra

Hi All,
Am shopping for a stainless Trier, can anyone direct me to reasonable prices for this item? Here in Ontario, a source sells theirs for $80, handle is 2" long and knife is 5.5" long.

I have my Stilton almost reading to take a sample among other cheese varieties. This time,  i would prefer not to cut out a chunk to see how it is doing.

Alternatively, would there be any other way to check for "doneness"....maybe using another tool, or making  something?

Sincerely,
Doris




Al Lewis

Best I found was $68.00 US at www.thecheesemaker.com .

http://www.thecheesemaker.com/products/Cheese-Trier.html   Very well made item.  BTW  there aren't any inexpensive ones.
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green zebra

Thanks Al...as you say, i will probably have to bite the bullet and pay the price for one!

Al Lewis

Believe me I looked.  I really didn't want to pay that much but the trier I received is very high quality.
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H-K-J

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green zebra

Wow H-J-K!!!!! on the peeler idea and of course your cheese. A cheese to you!!!
How clever!! I willl use my peeler on my smaller cheeses. Thanks for the tip!

Tom Turophile

I use a pear (or apple) corer.