PetriStor Horizontal Cheese Curd Cutter for Cheese Making Cheese harp Cheese Curd Cutter Artisan Cheese Making Knife (3/4”)

I just got into cheesemaking, and thought with how deep my container is, using a cheese knife was just going to be very uneven when I tried to cut it horizontally. This product worked really well, and super easy; just put in the boiler and circle it around twice.Since the cords are plastic and flexible, I'd recommend storing this in a spot that pressure isn't put on them. I was worried about lil pieces of curds sticking to the plastic cords, but as long as you wash it right away it seemed a breeze to clean. (Which is good, so you don't have to soak the wooden frame for an hour to loosen it up.)Overall seems sturdy and liable to hold up for a long time.

I have been holding off on buying one of these because of the price. With a speciality market like this, they were sold for more. This was a good price, appears to be about 1/2" between wires. this one is somewhat delicate but with care, it should last. It has the classic design and the wires are tight. It is very light weight.

Makes curd cutting so much easier especially with the smaller cuts. A great special item - great value for money

Doesn't work. 2 batches of cheese and it doesn't cut through anything. I don't know for sure but assume it is due to the "wires" that do the cutting being equivalent of heavy plastic fishing line.

I have ordered this three times and it came broken each time. I'm frustrated but need to use this so I used epoxy to stick it together. Each time the box was fine so I assume it was broken when packed.Life goes on but you may want to add food safe epoxy to your order.

I wish the sides holding the filament were thinner. They are too large and cause the curd to spin. But, still works better than trying to cut horizontally with a knife

It took some finagling to get this into the pot of vertically cut curds to cut them horizontally. I managed but evidently need practice. The results were an improvement over diagonal knife cuts producing more uniform curd size. Quality of product is good, but washing is challenging to get curd out of the holes in the wood.

Beautifully made in Ukraine. Does the job but it’s easier to use a curd knife in smaller one gallon batches. I would only recommend this for larger batches where you have space to maneuver