Naturally Med Olive Wood Butter Knife/Spreader

When I first received this knife, I was shocked by how big and heavy it was (and that's NOT what she said). I don't know what I expected but I thought it would be more delicate than this. But FWIW, this ended up being very useful to wedge a whole butter stick into a butter bell. Never could I have done that with a metal knife. And a plastic knife would break. This "knife" is very substantial so I was able to apply a lot of pressure with NO issues. Besides that, it's simply a beautiful "knife" because of its olive wood and its gorgeous pattern. Finally, why do I keep referring to it as a "knife", between quotes? Because it's not really a knife. You ain't gonna be able to cut anything with this unless it's crumbly to begin with. Think of this as a spreader. A sturdy spreader. You can use this for butter, mayo, honey, sour cream, yogurt, jam, stuff like that.. I'm getting more of these because I love them.

Pretty big for butter. Good quality.

I received this mysterious package, a large overstuffed padded envelope indicating it came from the UK. I am very intrigued, could it be a gift? Perhaps something sent by a friend or family member? The soft bubble rap disguised the shaped, which I probed for clues while walking back from the mailbox. Once inside my apt, I set the unopened package on the coffee table and revel in the excitement. Could it be my buddy living in London? Or one of my colleagues from the Nottingham office? As I breach the envelope, a bundle of bubblewrap. Hmmm. Each layer I peel off the bubble wrap fails to satisfy my curiosity. Finally, it is lying in my hands. A well crafted piece of beautiful wood in my palm. My anticipation and excitement turns to confusion. I roll it back and forth, play with different grips. What is it used for? Could it be a palette knife for me to make a textured acrylic seascape a la Bob Ross? Perhaps you could use the broad side for some exotic new massage technique. Completely stumped. Then a small clue hiding in the torn up packaging material. A packing sheet, "Thank you for your Amazon order". So its a butter spreading knife and looks like a very nice one. But I'm a vegan bachelor living in a flop loft. So why would I order a fancy butter knife? Simple. Ambien. Great purchase. Would order again!

Bought this as part of gift for a neighbor. Nice appearance and quality.

Beautiful , smooth , easy to use. Highly recommended!

I love these! I’m kind of picky when it comes to kitchen stuff and I couldn’t find olive wood knives locally so I purchased these. They are beautiful.

I've had this for 6 mths now. At first I couldn't understand the hype about them UNTIL I used it to butter my toast! Now I have to explain that I absolutely love toast! It stems from having it as a treat at Grandma's in the 70's with REAL butter when at the time "oleo" & Parkay margarine were all the rage! But wonderful old grandma refused & stayed steadfast with the deliciousness of butter! This spreader GLIDES over toast to spread the butter without crushing the bread! I absolutely LOVE it now & highly recommend for those who are picky about the quality of their toast. :) It was well worth the $!

it just wasn't that impressive and cost more to send than what it was worth. For some reason, I thought I was getting a set of 4 (which would have been an excellent deal.) That is not to say that the advertising was misleading. I haven't bothered to go back and look at the advertisement to find out. Anyway..., it isn't a bad item, and the wood looks nice when treated with olive oil. I think I could probably find something just as nice from a local wood crafter and save on the shipping.

Fantástico para juntar crema de cacao y mermeladas.

Love the look. Works well does not tear the bread.

Un peu gros pour tartiner

Habe ein Holzmesser gesucht, welches mich an Schwedenurlaube erinnert :) Da dort immer Holzmesser für Butter benutzt werden. Ich wurde nicht enttäuscht: 1a Qualität! Tolle Optik und Haptik. Einfach toll!

Me gusta que esté hecho de madera pero el cuchillo resulta demasiado grueso para untar la mantequilla.