Dough Scraper/Knife
Dough scrapers and knifes are used by bakers to control dough. The design is used to cover surface area, catch, collect and split dough.
Dough scrapers and knives tend to come in plastic or metal form.
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- £25.21 Exc. Tax
A hand-made dough scraper from Netherton Foundry. The scraper, or dough knife, is made from black iron and chestnut wood. Additionally, the scraper shows cm markings. Separate and work your dough in style.
- 14cm unit scale.
- Solid black iron blade.
- Chestnut wooden handle.
- Hand-made in the UK.
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- 8 Inch
- Preorder
- Stainless Steel Blade
- Walnut Nut Handle
£24.99 Exc. TaxRated 5.00 out of 5The Challenger bench knife is a thing of beauty to behold. A large nonstick blade provides ample scraping surface. The dough blade measures 4″ x 8″ (10cm x 20cm).
The Challenger dough knife is a great addition to the avid bakers’ toolbox. The wide 8-inch blade will allow you to portion or shape dough with precision and ease.
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- 18+
£28.00 Exc. TaxEvery UFO is produced in the small Wire Monkey, family-run shop in Fairfield, Connecticut, in the United States.
The company is passionate about fair wages, avoiding the use of plastic and harmful chemicals, and supporting the baking industry.Some advantages of the UFO Lame include:
- Complete control of scoring.
- Ambidextrous ability
- The blade can be safely stored within.
- Includes 1 blade.
- There are no thumb nuts to catch on your dough.
- No more misplaced blades
- Made and designed in the good ol’ USA.
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£58.32 Exc. TaxSometimes things just take time. This dough scraper is one of those things that took a long time to design with EJ from Hatchet + Bear. It took three of us to put it together beautifully, to get the weight and the feel and the wood, and the blade, made in a way that we felt not only represented a tool that felt right but felt balanced and handled well…and just felt right in my hand.