Toscana
Sand Trap Golf Cheese Cutting Board & Tools Set
| Quantity: | 24 | 75 | 200 | 400 |
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| Price [4R]: | $79.50 | $75.98 | $74.33 | $71.23 |
*Price includes one standard, first-location run charge. Prices are subject to change. Additional charges may apply based on the decoration method, size, and location. Set up fee $68.75. Click decoration method icons for more detailed information.
| Quantity: | 24 | 75 | 200 | 400 |
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| Price [4R]: | $62.40 | $59.62 | $58.33 | $55.90 |
Perfect for the "19th Hole," the Sand Trap Cheese Board is a unique, golf-inspired cheese cutting board set made from rich bamboo and featuring two hidden swing-out drawers containing six stainless steel wine & cheese tools.
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*Pricing may vary depending on size and number of decoration types
Reviews
- TTabsRated 5 stars12 months agoPerfect gift for golf lovers
Perfect gift for golf lovers.I love the packaging I love the color of the wood and the work on it is really sleek and shiny. I also love the gadgets that it comes with theyre really easy to use and its so cute looking. Its definitely a showstopper for whenever the guests are coming
- EEntertainingguy1Rated 5 stars1 year agoHigh-quality. Cleans easily. Comes with tools.
Wipes clean with a lightly damp cloth. No need to buy extra cheese or bar tools, it comes with six tools that store underneath. Very stylish to add to a bar top collection. The flag is removable, its attached via a small magnet.
- BBigkidRated 4 stars1 year agoNice design for parties and play.
This wooden cutting board is solidly made with stable base to place on different surfaces for use. The cutting board is artistic and functional. It works very well. The swing-out drawers are easy to use and full of tools for wine and cheese. This device is relatively compact but allows for plenty of space for food.
