does it cut medium cheddar block cheese
151169
Absolutely..... And it cuts with precision clarity and any thickness of Slice
151170
Absolutely. You won't believe how much easier this cheese knife slices cheddar than a regular knife would.
1133788
I have not tried the slicer with cheese. If I have a chance I will do it later and I will send an additional answer.
149363
It slices through cheddar easily, more easily than a regular knife. It doesn't stick to the cheese like a regular knife does.
1190847
It would grate the cheese but it would take a long time due to the slender shape of the tool. It is definitely sharp enough and I have grated hard cheese with it. You may get tired if grating large quantities. Good luck !
732391
You can chop or cut up cheese with it. And you can slice cheese with it. But, no it doesn't come with a cheese grater.
688808
I haven't tried it out on cheese. I have used it on zucchini, apples, and sweet potatoes so far. It has worked great on those items.
535531
Hi! I have not tried it on cheesecake, so I did a little testing for you. I cut quiche and it works great. And I cut a slice of cheese from a cheese block. Worked great! I would say it would work well with cheesecake if it cuts those other food items. My son loves his knives.
401404
It comes with the shredding and slicing cone, I don't know about cheese. I use it for carrots and beets and it works well.
927228
You can probably cut anything you like with it, however, it is ideal for cheese.
1121569
I dont believe so. Its for veggies. I think it would be like any other knife and would squash down the cheese as you cut. Potatoes and tomatoes arent supposed to stick to it because of the little grooves, but they do anyway.
149365
Absolutely! My husband uses it to cut cheddar almost exclusively, and it works great. We really love the knife.
2111987
Hi Thomas,Despite people using our knives to cut cheese, you cannot use our knives to cut cheese as the blade may snap. Our ceramic knives are made for precision slicing. We advise against cutting hard foods or carving large meats, and any other foods that require you to force the cut. Any excess pressure on the handle or blade may cause damage to the knife. -Shenzhen Knives
676606
I don't know. I have used it for eggs, mushrooms, strawberries, and olives. The wires are very sturdy. The wires are thicker than the wire used on the cheese cutting boards. It might be worth a try and if it doesn't work you will have it for other stuff. It's the best cutter I have ever had. Good luck.
1851413
I have never tried with soft cheese. It is awesome for hard cheese like cheddar or gouda. It slices it like butter.
2010221
No, the holes aren't raised in any way, so it won't really cut the cheese. I suppose if you put, say, a corner of the cheese on it, some of it might be grated, but they're quite big holes and it most definitely wouldn't be useful as a cheese grater.
1938149
No it is a blender/liquifier and with most cheddar type cheeses it would just make goo. I do not like my Breville blender because it leaks very badly
357117
it would work with hard cheese like some Reggiano but have not tried it on that. Just vegetables.Very sharp!! :)