Roots To Table Announces Discount for Cheese Board and Knife Set
Apr 20, 2022
April 20, 2022 - /PressAdvantage/ - Roots To Table, a company based in Cedar Creek, TX, wants to inform everyone about the reduced price of their cheese board and knife set of $26.99. In addition, they are also offering a 20 percent discount coupon code. The coupon code is 9XD9GL5O and will allow customers to get the cheese board set for 20% off but this will only be active for 48 hours. These reductions in price are in celebration of the successful relaunch of this charcuterie board set made of natural bamboo. The Bamboo Cheese Board and Knife Set (5 pc) has the dimensions of 13.3 inches by 13.3 inches and it is also a charcuterie board. A charcuterie board is used to serve appetizers that include different kinds of preserved foods, including cheeses, cured meats and crackers or bread. People refer to this product as a “cheese board” or “charcuterie board,” interchangeably.
Alan Burton, a spokesperson for Roots To Table, says, “We’re happy to announce that the relaunch of this Bamboo Cheese Board and Knife Set has been very successful. That is why we wanted to celebrate the relaunch of this charcuterie board set. Those who love to hold parties in their home will soon regard this to be their new favorite party platter because they have all the charcuterie accessories they need. With this cheese board and knife set they can easily impress their guests by creating delicious looking cheese, fruit, veggie, meat, sushi, sliders, bread, and dessert spreads allowing them to enjoy various flavor combinations.
“This Roots To Table cheese board and knife set has a number of characteristics that make it stand out among the crowd of similar products in the market. These include: the assurance that there are no colors, chemicals, or odors to spoil the cheese and other foods on the tray; the provision of a removable slide out drawer to provide a surprise display; an edged rim for putting bread and crackers; the use of bamboo material, which has been ensured to be free of BPA; a Roots To Table warranty; an innovative hidden drawer containing the knife set for different kinds of cheese; and the bamboo color and grain finish that are appropriate for the kitchen or dining room.”
This cheese board has a slide out tray for four different cheese knives so that they can be kept hidden whenever they are not being used. The four kinds of cheese knives with specific places inside the slide out tray are the cheese fork, chisel knife, almond knife, and narrow plane knife. The cheese fork is designed to be used for hard and crumbly cheeses. The chisel knife is to be used for those firm or crumbly cheeses, such as Emmentaler, Aged Cheddar, Parmesan, Parmigiano-Reggiano, Gouda, Manchego, and Asiago. The almond knife is designed to be used for the hard or semi-hard cheeses, including Goya, Grana Padano, Cheddar, Greve, and Pecorino. And finally, the narrow plane knife is to be used for the semi firm and soft cheeses, such as Camembert, Mozzarella, Brie, Ricotta, Blue, Goat, and Cream Feta.
This quality charcuterie board and knife set can also be appropriate as a gift for the home, which means that it is a suitable gift for weddings, bridal showers, housewarming parties, engagement parties, birthdays, anniversaries, Christmas, or Valentine’s day.
Established in 2013 under a different name, Roots To Table was launched on the shores of Lake Superior and focused on the development and marketing of products that make activities in the home much easier, especially in the kitchen. The people behind Roots To Table have used their “food experiences” while visiting more than 40 countries as their inspiration in coming up with products that people will be able to appreciate in the home, especially in the kitchen.
People who would like to learn more about the cheese board offered by Roots To Table and the available discounts can go to their page Amazon.com, or contact them via the telephone or through email.
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For more information about Roots To Table, contact the company here:
Roots To Table
Alan Burton
8884102340
[email protected]
228 West Oak loop
Cedar Creek Texas
78612
ReleaseID: 60051287
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