Customer reviews from Rada Cutlery
Rada - Cutlery 3.375-Inch Party Spreader Stainless Steel Serrated Blade, Aluminum Handle - Silver
Average customer rating
4.9
(43 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 43 reviews
5 Stars
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4 Stars
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3 Stars
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1 Star
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Customer Reviews for Rada - Cutlery 3.375-Inch Party Spreader Stainless Steel Serrated Blade, Aluminum Handle - Silver
Posted by: Anonymous
from United States
Verified Purchase:Yes
This is fantastic
Written by a customer while visiting Rada Cutlery
Posted by: Cathy Coe
from United States
Verified Purchase:Yes
This spreader is used with my cheese balls, as a slicer/spreader. It is use to get anything out the bottom of the jar, Can be used to spread any condiment. It is uses daily for a multiple of reasons and various uses.
Written by a customer while visiting Rada Cutlery
Posted by: Kurt
from United States
Verified Purchase:Yes
It’s not dishwasher safe.
Written by a customer while visiting Rada Cutlery
Customer Rating
5
on December 8, 2023
Posted by: Shelley
Love this! Especially the peeler. Best peeler ever! Replacing one that was lost in moving.
Written by a customer while visiting Rada Cutlery
Posted by: Anonymous
from United States
Verified Purchase:Yes
Looks nice and works great. Good price.
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Posted by: Anonymous
from United States
Verified Purchase:Yes
I've purchased almost everything to have, this year, I purchased the granny paring knife for people at tje shelter. Love them all. I don't like the silver handles which tend to.put black on your hands after being washed. Think I've taken care of the issue. Over all, they are wonderful and Ill.never buy another knife anywhere else. The food products are great, and will be using some of them through the holiday season.
Response from Rada CutleryBy March 9, 2026
Hi Suzanne,
We are seeing your comment on your Rada silver handled knives
leaving a black residue on your hands after washing. Oxidation on aluminum handles is most often caused by the abrasive detergents, high temperatures used in a dishwasher, as well as if left in wet conditions. When oxidation occurs, aluminum may appear dull with a gray or black residue. This is merely a characteristic of aluminum and in no way affects the durability of the handle or the performance of the knife.
If your knives have suffered from oxidation, you can use a cleanser such as Bar Keepers Friend. Using this product as directed will help return knives to their pre-oxidized condition.
Hand washing all fine cutlery is recommended to protect your knives from corrosion and extend the life of their finish. Please contact us with any additional questions at customerservice@radacutlery.com.
We are seeing your comment on your Rada silver handled knives
leaving a black residue on your hands after washing. Oxidation on aluminum handles is most often caused by the abrasive detergents, high temperatures used in a dishwasher, as well as if left in wet conditions. When oxidation occurs, aluminum may appear dull with a gray or black residue. This is merely a characteristic of aluminum and in no way affects the durability of the handle or the performance of the knife.
If your knives have suffered from oxidation, you can use a cleanser such as Bar Keepers Friend. Using this product as directed will help return knives to their pre-oxidized condition.
Hand washing all fine cutlery is recommended to protect your knives from corrosion and extend the life of their finish. Please contact us with any additional questions at customerservice@radacutlery.com.
Written by a customer while visiting Rada Cutlery
Posted by: Richey
from United States
Verified Purchase:Yes
I have used the Party Spreader with my charcuterie board and it was better than other spreaders I was also using. Look forward to using it for many years!!
Written by a customer while visiting Rada Cutlery
Posted by: DEBORAH A MEADOWS
from United States
Verified Purchase:Yes
Rada knives and utensils are the BEST. I have used them for many years. They last forever. EXCELLENT
Written by a customer while visiting Rada Cutlery