Where can I get a decent cheeseboard from?

Answer 1

Ask around. a lot of old boys do woodwork and in their retirement they make some nice things in wood. Ask in the pub or locals. I have one made by an old boy who loved working wood, I told him roughly what I wanted and he made it up, it is so nice and he enjoyed doing it, I paid him of course. He has since died, but his handiwork is superb and I always think of him.

Answer 2

In the U.K. contact Paxton & Whitfield for anything to do with cheese. They will send a selection of cheeses to order and have a Cheese Club. They also hold a Royal Warrant.
They are London based but have small shops in places like Bath and Stratford upon Avon, i.e. the touristy traps!

Answer 3

You can turn lots of things into cheese boards. I have a nice end grain wooden cutting board from IKEA and some pieces of granite from dumpster diving outside a granite countertop place. I've noticed some really nice wooden cheeseboards at my local farmer's market lately, but that only helps if you are in Baltimore on Sunday mornings...

Answer 4

For the board try TK Max, I have been getting lots of super kitchen stuff from there recently.

For the cheese, look for specialist cheese shops on the web or Waitrose and Sainsbury always have a selection of good quality cheese.

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Answer 6

For the board itself - Selfridge's in the Bull ring if your near to it - if not find a good quality cook shop, or the Co - Op kitchen ware dept;

For the cheese - any good Deli, Farmers market, M & S.

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Answer 8

I love Crate & Barrel. They have very nice stuff. Also, JCPenney has a cook's catalog. Their stuff is good quality too. And I see cheeseboards in both. Also, Harry & David or Dean & Deluca will most likely have them, same thing, great quality.

Answer 9

I got a nice marble one with a built in wire slicer ( sort of a guillotine ) at Bead Bath and Beyond.

Answer 10

Tescos and other leading supermarkets do great cheese boards in the dairy section of their stores :-)