Nostalgic Traditional Cheese Slicer

Nostalgic Traditional Cheese Slicer

Made in Norway

669,00 kr /
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1 x hand forged Norwegian cheese slicer with a nostalgic design with wooden gift box

Experience a taste of Scandinavian heritage with this traditional Norwegian-made cheese slicer, crafted in the classic ostehøvel style invented in Norway in 1925. Designed for perfect thin slices of cheese, this nostalgic slicer brings timeless Nordic craftsmanship into your kitchen.

Hand-finished with durable materials and engineered for long-lasting precision, the slicer glides effortlessly across soft and hard cheeses. Its retro look makes it not only a practical everyday tool but also a charming addition to any kitchen — ideal for those who appreciate authentic craftsmanship and vintage Scandinavian design.

Whether you’re preparing an elegant breakfast table, assembling charcuterie, or gifting a touch of Nordic tradition, this cheese slicer delivers reliable performance and a bit of Norwegian nostalgia in every slice.

Made with a lacquered birch handle and traditional nostalgic head design.

The models in this series have a textured polished surface on the metal and look good both for everyday use and parties.

The wooden handles cannot be washed in the dishwasher, but are easy to clean with a brush and water. Treskaft has a 10-year guarantee against manufacturing defects.

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Thor Bjørklund (1889 – 1975) was a cabinetmaker from Lillehammer. He had been thinking for a long time about how the cheese could be cut more neatly. The idea turned into a tool that was both kinder to the cheese and the household budget. The cheese grater was so unique that he patented it in 1925. This was the start of an industrial adventure and a Norwegian icon that is still alive and well, almost 100 years later.

The first 75 years of this rich history are documented in the book Skjær pent av osten , written by Kristian Hosar and published in the year 2000. Production is still ongoing in Gudbrandsdalen and under the name Bjørklund1925. Thor Bjørklund's cheese graters cut cheese all over the world to this day.

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