BUTTER CUT CASE WITH AIR TIGHT LID kk002

I've always been bad at cutting butter. While I'm cutting it, the butter sticks to the knife, and after I've cut it, my hands and the knife get all sticky with butter. This cut-able butter case is a great product that allows you to cut butter without stress, as long as you take it out of the fridge and cut it at the right time.

Until I bought this product, I used a knife to cut it. Towards the end, the butter would start to melt and become slimy, but when I used this product, it cut through it in an instant without becoming slimy, and I was really impressed.

Before I came across this product, cutting butter was a real pain. The cutting knife would get sticky, and when I put it back in the container, the pieces didn't all fit together, so I couldn't get the exact number of pieces I needed. This product cuts beautifully and fits perfectly in the container. I wish I had known about it sooner.

If the butter has just been taken out of the fridge, it won't cut smoothly. You have to push it in quite a bit. It's cut up, so it's easy to use, but the butter sticks to itself, so even if you only want to use one piece, you have to peel it off, and your hands will get all sticky with butter.

I tried using one I bought from a 100 yen store, but it was difficult to use... I thought that the one from Nitori would be okay, so I bought it. I'd like to explain how it worked after trying it many times. ① Leave the butter you've just bought in the room for about 10 minutes. ②Peel off the silver paper from the sides and top of the butter, and place it in the case so that it covers the butter (while looking at the edge of the butter, place it so that it is the same size). ③Turn it upside down so that it doesn't move. The silver paper at the bottom is facing upwards. ④Cover with the top lid and press out the butter. ⑤Even if you press all the way to the end, the butter won't fall out, so if you run your hand over the silver paper, the butter will fall out. I only did up to ④, and recently I came up with ⑤. I hope this is helpful. It's just too simple... I wish there was a thin beige color like Deco Home.