Party Spreader

Silver Aluminum Handle (R135)Black Resin Handle (W235) 3⅜" blade 6⅞" overall The perfect size for serving cheeseballs or smoothing dips, spreads, and butters over crackers and breads. Use the serrated edge to cut into harder spreads, split bagels, and more. We’re so confident in our 100% Made in the USA products, we back them with Rada's Lifetime Guarantee. With our guarantee, Rada Mfg. Co. will replace any product manufactured by our company returned to us due to defects in material or workmanship. What is the Party Spreader? How does it compare to other knives? This little baby is perfect to use when serving cheeseballs and other cracker spreads, goat cheese for mini toasts, and more. The face of the spreader is non-flexing with little serrations along one side so it can handle the hardest spreads and even cut through bagels.

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