Butter Knife | Olive Wood

Why You'll Love It:
Designed for serving rather than cutting, this wooden butter knife glides smoothly through soft spreads without tearing bread or damaging delicate foods.

Perfect for:
• Spreading butter on bread and toast
• Serving soft cheeses and pâté
• Scooping jams, preserves and honey
• Sharing dips and condiments
• Grazing boards and cheese platters
• Everyday table settings

A simple utensil that elevates everyday meals.

Crafted from Olive Wood

Olive wood is prized for its strength, durability and beautiful natural grain patterns. No two pieces are exactly alike.

Features:
• FSC-certified olive wood
• Smooth, comfortable handle
• Gentle spreading blade
• Naturally durable timber
• Unique grain and colouring in every piece
• Suitable for everyday serving and dining

The warm tones and organic character make it equally at home in rustic, contemporary and traditional settings.'

Complete Your Table Setting:
Pair with our olive wood serving utensils, butter dishes, , wooden salad servers and natural linen tableware for a timeless and considered table setting.

17Lcm

• Hand wash only with warm water and mild detergent
• Dry immediately after washing
• Do not soak in water
• Not dishwasher safe
• Occasionally apply food-safe mineral oil to maintain the
timber

Natural timber variations in colour and grain are part of the beauty of olive wood and make each knife unique.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is a butter knife used for?
A butter knife is designed for spreading butter, soft cheeses, jams, pâté and other spreads onto bread, crackers and pastries.

Is this knife sharp?
No. This is a serving and spreading utensil rather than a cutting knife. The blade is shaped to spread soft foods smoothly and comfortably.

Can it be used for cheese?
Yes. It is ideal for serving soft cheeses, cream cheese, goat's cheese and other spreadable cheeses.

Why choose an olive wood butter knife?
Olive wood is naturally durable, beautiful and comfortable to hold. Each piece features unique grain patterns that develop character over time.

Is every knife the same?
No. Because olive wood is a natural material, each knife will vary slightly in grain, colour and pattern.