Don’t ruin your block of cheese. Worlds BEST slicing method

There are lots of cheese cutting tools out there, but they all end up wasting a bunch of cheese can giving you slices that are way too thick. Keep it simple with this awesome hack to cut and slice your block of cheese into perfectly thin pieces!

Guest host "Chef Grizzly Adams" at your service. (Compliments of Covid-19 work from home and no need for a haircut the past 9 months!)

[gordonforme]

I have bought four different slicers/planes/wire thing and, none of them really did a good job. The cheese always ended up in bits.
Last week, I tried my regular sharp knife but, no better and, because it is so sharp, the way it would sort of jump out of the cheese block was quite dangerous.
I saw your video so, thought I would give it a try. I have a pretty darn sharp bread knife which I really hardly ever use.
I had never imagined using it for cheese
So tried it out I couldn't believe it. It was like yours ! This is a game changer for me. Now I can have lovely slices of cheese on my toast instead of these unsightly broken bits of nasty crumble.
Thanks for such a grrrreat tip !

[kevinwood]

The internets not ready for this knowledge

[mayasevelen]

Now that I’ve ruined an entire block of cheese, I’m glad I have this video!!

[shaunmcclure]

I just got done slicing a 5lb block of cheese with a serrated blade bread knife and it worked amazing compared to the other ways we have

[jasonhayward]

Can you use a mandelin to cut your cheese some are adjustable . You buy block cheese it is sometimes half the price so using a mechanical device that can give mm thickness is useful.

[abennett]

This just made me want 🧀🧀 at 1:30 am!!💛💛

[Mfarm]

but I don't want cracker sized slices, I need sandwich size slices. Getting a large block from a co op and was hoping for guidance for slicing, but this won't work for me.

[lisanne]

I didn't have a cheese slicer (everyone uses one in the Netherlands) so I searched for this method. Looks good!

[waynesouthwick]

what is that serrated knife brand you use? I would like to buy it

[bushcraftnorway]

Why not just use an "ostehøvel"??

[ruuneney]

what if you want to make fairly even STICKS rather than slices?

[logansutton]

where do i find large quantitys of cheese? im asking for a friend

[mangravy]

I have a bunch of gadgets and was just on Amazon looking for another "this is it" solution. Still the same junk. I'm certain yours will work. Thanks

[idaolsson]

HEY YOU! YEAH YOU! CHEESE SLICERS IS ALWAYS THE BEST CHOICE. SO YOU BETTER BUY ONE AND USE IT PLEASE I BEG YOU. also i would like to talk to your parents about this behavior.

[audungl]

Wow being offensive towards the glorious ostehøvel are we

[Kjellegren]

use a good osthyvel, not the metallic ceap -.- perfect slice everytime

[seasons]

This is a very silly "hack" video. You are taking a "thick" bread knife and cutting cheese with it. And you call yourself "Chef Grizzly Adams". For those that didn't look him up, he is not a chef, he works in finance and Grizzly Adams was a TV show in the US from 1977-1978.

[JarredWalton]

Angled slicing!? Blasphemy! Just get a sharp knife with a sufficiently long blade. And don’t let your young kids try to cut the cheese. (My kids are always cutting the cheese wrong — and pulling their fingers doesn’t even help!)

[douglaspouch]

I've discovered something called "cheese slices", cheese that's been "pre-sliced". You can also get bread, ham and salami "pre-sliced". Wild.

[zach]

"You want a nice thin slice of cheese" You have lost all credibility