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Cheese. Cheese-O-Matic 12 Cheese Knives Pro 31 Cheddar Cutter 48 in the Shop PROFESSIONAL EN Cheese Works + Display Tools PRO FOREWORD CONTENT Cheesewares Professional and reliable The possibilities with cheese are endless. However, passions do For four generations, Boska has been developing Cheesewares not fit in a box; customers’ questions are constantly changing. that meet the highest professional standards. They are user With our professional Cheesewares, we help you answer those friendly, HACCP certified and durable. How does that look in Cheese Works questions. Whether it’s the splitting, cutting, planing or grating practice? On Youtube (boskaholland1896) we cut into such of Gouda cheese, Mozzarella, Brie or even Cheddar: with Boska, topics as safety, hygiene and efficiency in short product films. Starter Kit 4 Mozzarella Cutter 26 Cheese Testers 40 it’s a piece of cake. Starter Kit Expension Boska Filmpacker Hotelblock Cutter Cheese is and will remain one inspiring journey of discovery. It 6 28 42 Cheese is a passion that we would love to share with you. is an “experience” that we would like to share with you. Do you Cutting Wires 8 Cheese Packaging Foil 29 Cheese Blocker Pro 44 Cheese is experiencing, discovering and sharing. It is an have any questions? Email us at [email protected] or follow us Unika 11 Dutch Cheese Knives 30 Emmental Cutter 46 adventure that starts with an inspirational fresh presentation on Twitter for the latest product news via @explorecheese. Cheese-O-Matic 12 Cheese Knives Pro 31 Cheddar Cutter 48 in the shop. It is one that makes your mouth water. For us, Divide-O-Matic 14 Dutch Cheese Knives Wood 32 Scandinavia 50 professional Cheesewares is a lifestyle. These range from handy Cheese is what you make it! Freshpack Cutting Unit Cheese Party Belt 33 Horizontal Brie Cutter 52 trays and cheese replicas to slate or even marble planchettes. Team Boska Holland 16 Thus, each cheese is given the right stage. The person who Parmesan Cutter Pro 18 E-Sharpener 33 Brie Divider 54 knows how to present the cheeses of the world tastefully Cheese Commander Pro 20 Cheese Knives HACCP 34 Cheese Grater Pro 56 strikes the right chord with every customer. Cheese Blocker 22 Cheesemongers Parm Set 36 Cheese Grater Retail 57 Soft Cheese Cutter 24 Cutting Boards 38 Vacuum Packer 59 The best presentation of your fresh products Roquefort Bows 25 Cutting Boards HACCP 39 Vacuum Bags 59 Our Cheese Crates have been improved and updated. Even though they were naturally original and “food safe,” that traditional look is even stronger now. Because of the improved construction, they are even sturdier. The trendsetter is our slate collection. Each cheese comes off the shelf in style. Display Tools LEGEND How to order a replica 60 Chalkboard 70 Wicker Baskets 75 Replicas 61 Price Tag Holders 70 Foodstep 76 Color Concept 65 Cheese Boards 71 Coolstep 78 Replica Stands 68 Displays 73 Riser Sets 80 Other Replicas 69 Cheese Crates 74 Fresh For fresh and very soft cheese (For example Feta and Mozzarella) Soft For soft cheese (For example Castello Blue, Port Salut and Brie) Semi hard For semi hard cheese (For example Gouda young, Jarlsberg and Raclette) Hard For hard cheese (For example Gouda, Manchego and Parmesan) All For all cheeses S • This replica is Solid boskaholland1896 L • This replica is supplied without a Label / tag Check out our YouTube channel (boskaholland1896) for videos of almost all of our cheese 25 • Sold by 25 cutters. Watch and discover everything you need to know about how our Cheesewares® work. H • This replica is Hollow 2 3 STARTER KIT The must haves for every cheese department! These articles are the essentials for cutting and slicing the most common cheeses. If you want more, be sure to check out the expansion to this set. Or look through the rest of this catalog. Good Cheesewares is half the battle. 010538 (p.230 193521 702045 (p.31) (p.38) 602524 (p.25) 307400 (cheese slicer milano) 550500 (p.12) 300364 (p.31) 307402 554709 (cheese grater milano) (p.13) 010005 (p.30) 195414 (p.31) 4 5 STARTER KIT EXPANSION In addition to the Starter Kit, this expansion kit gives you all the tools you need to take on any cutting challenge. Cut each cheese with its own knife. Consistency, rind and cheese type determine this. With this complete set, you show the customer that you are truly the specialist. In addition, you show that you value hygiene by using different colored knives; this is an added incentive for the customer to choose to come to you. It’s in your hands. 610001 (p.14) 801011 602020 (p.57) (p.24) 504020 (p.11) 193421 010644 (p.31) (p.30) 207200 (p.40) 660510 (p.15) 420000 702042 300361 (p.29) 702043 300362 195114 193121 670025 702044 300363 883000 195214 193221 (p.15) 431000 (p.39) (p.34) 195314 193321 (p.29) (p.69) (p.34) (p.34) 6 7 CUTTING WIRES CUTTING WIRES Our cutting wires are extremely sturdy and cut through any cheese. They are perfect for making straight cuts of any kind of cheese. 075007 CUTTING WIRES FOR PLASTIC HANDLES Safe to use because the wire is not sharp. We don’t need to tell the real professionals: wired solutions are typically better. 2000X0,6MM 10 PCS Other dimensions and thickness on request, and in consultation. 075010 CUTTING WIRES SCANDINAVIA 510052 CUTTING WIRES FOR PLASTIC HANDLES 1500X0,8MM 10 PCS 2000X0,8MM 10 PCS 552010 CUTTING WIRES C-O-M 553010 SPARE WIRES, SET OF 6, 620X0.5MM 340X0,6MM 10 PCS 24.4X0.02” FOR CHEESE COMMANDER PRO 075009 CUTTING WIRES PARMESAN PRO 603010 CUTTING WIRES ROQUEFORTAISE 1200X0,8MM 10 PCS 240X0,5MM 10 PCS 550905 CUTTING WIRES CHEESE COMMANDER 602510 CUTTING WIRES ROQUEFORT BOW 530X0,6MM 10 PCS 239X0,45MM 10 PCS 075020 CUTTING WIRES WITH 1 PLASTIC HANDLE 602610 CUTTING WIRES ROQUEFORT BOW 1200X0,6MM 1 PC 145X0,5MM 10 PCS 075000 CUTTING WIRES WITH 2 PLASTIC HANDLES 1200X0,6MM 1 PC 510008 SPARE WIRE SET OF 10, 440X0,8MM 070000 CUTTING WIRES WITH 1 WOODEN HANDLE 510031 CUTTING WIRES HOTELBLOCK CUTTER 1200X0,6MM 10 PCS 440X0,6MM 10 PCS 075005 CUTTING WIRES FOR PLASTIC HANDLES 1200X0,6MM 10 PCS 510035 SET OF 2 TIGHTENERS AND WIRE 8 9 CUTTING WIRES UNIKA 512021 CUTTING WIRES CHEESE BLOCKER PRO The Unika Cheese Slicer cuts beautiful slices of both soft and hard cheeses. Because the knife does not rotate, the structure of the 315X0,6MM 10 PCS cheese remains intact. Advantages • Slice thickness adjustable from 1-5 mm • Wedge-shaped slices possible 512022 CUTTING WIRES CHEESE BLOCKER PRO • Easy to clean 315X0,8MM 10 PCS • HMPE cutting platter boskaholland1896 510047 CUTTING WIRES BRIE CUTTER 600X0,8MM 10 PCS 510050 CUTTING WIRES BRIE CUTTER 600X0,6MM 10 PCS 520070 CUTTING WIRES MOZZARELLA CUTTER 395X0,3MM 10 PCS 512010 CUTTING WIRES CHEESE BLOCKER 250X0,5MM 10 PCS 504020 UNIKA W300, HEATED, 300MM, BALL KNOB 510X375X180MM, PLASTIC, STAINLESS STEEL 431019 HEATED WIRE, 480MM, SET OF 10, 2 EYELETS Semi hard Hard FOR BOSKA FILM PACKERS (431017 & 431016) Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 10 11 CHEESE-O-MATIC “always facing your customers” The cutting-edge solution for every cheese professional. Whether you are cutting young, old, soft, hard or crumbly cheeses: with the Step 1 Cheese-O-Matic you can cut all types of cheese effortlessly and exactly as desired. It can be mounted on any counter so you can Step 2 Step 3 always cut the cheese while facing the customer. Ideal for personal contact. Use the Boska notched knife first for the rind, then the wire slips through the cheese like a knife through soft butter. Advantages • Extremely strong cutting wire, suitable for all types of cheeses • Fast and easy to cut straight • No cutting loss • Ergonomically responsible (no back problems) • Saves space • Can also be used separately as a cutting board • With the brackets provided, it can be fastened to any type of counter • You can cut the cheese while facing the customer boskaholland1896 ACCESSORIES 350MM 552104 470MM 559008 559007 550500 CHEESE-O-MATIC, PLASTIC, INCL. COUNTER HOOKS 470X350X53MM All 552102 350MM 554709 552010 550520 552104 HOOKS FOR MOUNTING ON A FLAT SURFACE 559008 HANDLE FOR C-O-M 559007 LINE OUT PINS FOR C-O-M, SET OF 2 PIECES the bottom of the C-O-M 552102 MOUNTING HOOKS FOR COUNTER, SET OF 2 PCS <40MM 470MM 554709 SCORING KNIFE, PLASTIC HANDLE, BLACK, 80MM PLASTIC, STAINLESS STEEL 552010 CUTTING WIRES C-O-M 340X0,6MM 10 PCS 550520 NON SLIP ATTACHMENT FOR CHEESE-O-MATIC AND DIVIDE-O-MATIC 550000 CHEESE-O-MATIC BEECHWOOD, INCL. COUNTER HOOKS 470X350X53MM All 12 13 DIVIDE-O-MATIC Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Cheese cutting without an ounce of loss: that is what you can do with the Divide-O-Matic. You can cut round cheeses in beautiful, almost flat pieces, exactly as the customer wants. The supplied heart knife was created specifically for cutting out the “heart” of the cheese. Nice work. Advantages • Easy to use • No cutting loss • Ergonomic • Safe: the cheese cannot slip from under your knife • You can cut the cheese while facing the customer boskaholland1896 Step 4 Step 5 Step 6 350MM 435MM ACCESSORIES 680012 670025 STRAIGHT CUTTER 210MM FOR DIVIDE-O-MATIC Optional STAINLESS STEEL 610001 DIVIDE-O-MATIC EXCL. KNIFE INCL 2 STAINLESS STEEL LINE OUT PINS 660510 CENTRAL BLOCK CUTTER FOR DIVIDE-O-MATIC 75X103X65MM Semi hard 680012 SET OF 2 POSITIONING PLATES FOR D-O-M 350MM 670025 660510 680012 14 15 FRESHPACK CUTTING UNIT® All the benefits of the Cheese-O-Matic and Divide-O-Matic are now united in one cutting unit.
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