Cutlery 

Chloris Tableware stocks a wide range of flatware including cutlery sets, individual fork knife and spoon, Pastry Fork set, from suppliers; Villeroy & Boch, WMF, Portmeirion and more. Our marketing team, according to customer’s choice and their purchase at the shop here, has carefully selected stylish designs and quality cutlery

Chloris Tableware stocks a wide range of flatware including cutlery sets, individual fork knife and spoon, Pastry Fork set, from suppliers; Villeroy & Boch, WMF, Portmeirion and more. Our marketing team, according to customer’s choice and their purchase at the shop here, has carefully selected stylish designs and quality cutlery

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Best Cutlery Set

Best Cutlery Gift Box Set

Choosing Cutlery Set with best quality and usability in handy is the most important, to say the least as they are selected for long years to use occasionally for a life time. The choice criteria: Minimum material quality Stainless steel 18/10, scratch free by patented coats like Chromargan and most importantly the each piece is weighted and balanced to sit comfortably in hands. The best way of choosing the perfect cutlery is to pop in the shop to feel each if it fits to you. These guideline and requirements are Chloris Tableware' selections for customer satisfaction.

Pastry Fork Set

also known as "Pie Fork" is used for eating cakes, pie or dessert while holding a desert plate. Chloris Tableware offers various Pastry Forks beautifully decorated handles made of bone china or with normal stainless steel. The pastry fork set in the great looking hard board box is a great idea for a small gift at an affordable expense. We stock pastry forks from Portmeirion, Aynsley who supply typical British design and WMF, V & B who do more for contemporary design. 

Teaspoons

Teaspoon Sets Gift Box

is used in many different ways, measuring of volume, serving tea and coffee and more. Teaspoons with longer handles are commonly used for ice cream desserts or floats. Teaspoons with middle-sized handles sometimes called tablespoon or dessert spoons are generally used in eating desserts and sometimes soup or cereals. Coffee spoon is less common and is used for coffee or tea, which have shorter handles.

Chloris Tableware offers various Teaspoon with beautifully decorated handles made of bone china or with normal stainless steel. The Teaspoon set in the great looking hard board box is recommended for a small gift at an affordable expense. We stock various teaspoons from Portmeirion, Aynsley who supply typical British design and WMF, V & B who do more for contemporary design.

Pizza wheels pizza cutters

Make your pizza party neat and clean with a Pizza wheels or Pizza cutters. As pizza is being served on china plate at times which can blunt the wheel, the quality of stainless steel and hardening of material of wheel is essential. Quality brands such as WMF are our partner and they will definitely guarantee the long life time and clean cut of pizza.

Cheese Knife

Best selling cheese knife from WMF, the patented Chromagan stainless Steel offers you the edge of quality to your cooking utensils. It guarantees life time durability as well as perfect sharpness

The Basics of Cheese Knives Cheese knives come in an incredible number of varieties. Short, long, pointy, rounded—whatever you’re looking for, there’s probably a cheese knife out there for you. As a beginner, it can be hard to know which cheese knives are used for what. That’s why we put this guide together so you can wrap your mind around the different options and the cheeses they match with.

Types of Cheese Knives

Soft Cheese Knife

Whether you’re enjoying a fresh mozzarella or slicing off a piece of gorgonzola, the soft cheese knife is the right tool for the job. Soft cheeses naturally stick to your utensils, so soft cheese knives are strategically built to minimize the surface area that cheese can stick to. By being extremely thin or having holes—not unlike Swiss cheese—these knives are key to a smooth, stick-free cheese cutting experience. Your days of having to use a second knife to scrape cheese off the first knife are over!

Offset Cheese Knife

If you only want to buy one cheese knife, this is it. Offset cheese knives are sturdy enough to get through firm cheeses like alpine-style, but feature a thinner blade that won’t stick to delicate soft cheeses. The offset handle provides room for the user’s hands and knuckles, allowing for control, leverage, and consistently clean cuts.

Pronged Cheese Knife

This multi-purpose cheese knife is a must-have for any cheese lover. A typical pronged cheese knife can cut everything ranging from firm, aged cheddar to soft feta. It’s not quite strong enough to go toe-to-toe with hard cheeses though and may be a bit thicker than desirable for soft cheeses. It’s the jack-of-all-of cheese knives, but the master of none. The pronged tip can be used for serving, or just gazing deeply at the cheese of your choice—we won’t judge.

Cheese Cleaver

Yes, it looks exactly like a mini meat cleaver—which is almost reason enough to add this to your cheese knife drawer. The cheese cleaver is what we reach for when cutting firm or semi-hard cheeses like gouda or brick. It makes cubing or dividing up larger pieces of cheese a breeze.

Flat Cheese Knife

The flat cheese knife, also known as a cheese chisel, is ideal for shaving or chipping aged hard cheeses like aged gouda or cheddar. As the name suggests, the blade is flat and short so you can apply force straight down on a small area and cut small pieces without crushing surrounding cheeseboard accompaniments.

Spatula Cheese Knife (or Cheese Spreader)

Some cheeses are better spread than cut, and for that, you’ll want a cheese spreader on hand. This basic cheese knife will reinvent the way you spread cream cheese on a bagel. Once you try it, there’s no going back. The spatula blades are intentionally built to gently flex as you apply pressure so that you have even more control over your cheese smearing skills. Every cheeseboard deserves a spatula knife.

Parmesan Knife

We know what you’re thinking: it’s totally unfair that parmesan gets its own knife. This knife originates from Italy where it’s referred to as a “tagliagrana.” It also goes by almond knife or spade knife. Whatever you decide to call it, the parmesan knife is the tool of choice for cutting hard, granular cheeses like parmesan. The sharp tip easily slices into even the toughest cheeses.

Serving Spoon

Serving Spoons Salad Servers

Serving Spoons come with a twin in general one with plain shape and the other with the cut in the middle to make the serving efficiently. They are generally made of stainless steel but sometimes made of wood such as from Villeroy & Boch Artesano original and so are perfect gift items

Tongs

Tongs For Cooking and Serving

Durable Quality Tongs for Serving as well as Cooking purpose. Cooking or serving with tongs is a great joy and convenient way.

Cake Slice Cake Server

Featuring decorative printings on handle or plan one body types of stainless steel, the products are widely selected for gift ideas. Knife Handles we stock with or without Fine China, they are all uniquely designed and beautifully packed in the luxury gift boxes. People call them cake slice, cake knife or cake server which are all the same use.