In short: the Kesper brand is German, with kitchenware mostly in wood and bamboo, published by the company F. Anton Kesper in Willingen. At Raclette Club, it appears for a single product, a Tête de Moine cheese curler with a dome; the brand is little documented in French, hence a short page.
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The Kesper brand in a few lines
German retailers’ product pages give the manufacturer’s name and address: F. Anton Kesper GmbH, in Willingen (Upland), in northern Hesse. The brand’s 2026 catalog, seen in a search result, states a founding in 1902 and a long-standing link with wood, and some commercial presentations display a “since 1902” logo. We were unable to read an official website to confirm it (the address kesper.de belongs to another company), so we’ll leave the history there.
The range itself is easy to see at retailers: bamboo cutting boards, often FSC-certified, wooden pepper mills, storage crates and boxes, film dispensers, cheese planes. The company also exhibits at the Ambiente fair in Frankfurt, the big gathering for tableware. Nothing spectacular, but a brand of everyday objects, at generally gentle prices, that has found its place in German kitchens and on Amazon.
Watch
Video: Foodistas on YouTube. Making Tête de Moine rosettes with a cheese curler (a different curler than the Kesper).
Video: Lakeview Cheese Galore on YouTube. A cheese shop’s presentation of Tête de Moine and the cheese curler, same type of tool.
Video: 1000Ratgebervideos on YouTube. How to use a cheese curler, same type of tool.
Its products at Raclette Club
| Model | Type | Who it’s for | Review | Amazon |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cheese curler 68621 with dome (ASIN B00AE9GNQW) | Tête de Moine cheese curler, wooden base, stainless steel blade, clear dome | Those who want rosettes at aperitif time and to keep the wheel protected | Review coming soon | Check the price on Amazon.fr |
| Set of 8 acacia boards 28958 (ASIN B0CB75RCHD) | FSC boards, 10 x 8 cm, to rest the hot pan on | Tables of eight who want to protect the tablecloth | Read the review | Check the price on Amazon.com |
What we think
On paper, the Kesper cheese curler does what’s expected of it: a stainless steel blade that turns on an axis, a wooden base, and a clear dome to protect the cut wheel between aperitifs. It’s the accessory that turns a simple cheese into a little show, and makes everyone want to turn the crank. Before the raclette, a few Tête de Moine rosettes keep people busy while the pans heat up.
The limits come mostly from the information. The product pages contradict each other on the base wood (beech or bamboo) and on the dimensions, and we found no warranty, no place of manufacture and no care advice from the manufacturer. Like any cheese curler, it needs a well-chilled wheel for nice rosettes. If you like thoroughly documented brands, compare with the other cheese curlers in our accessories selection.
Which model should you choose?
- For rosettes at aperitif time: the Kesper 68621 cheese curler, with its dome to keep the wheel.
- To compare with other cheese curlers and scrapers: our selection of raclette accessories.
- To present it all: our selection of boards and platters.
Frequently asked questions
What warranty does the Kesper cheese curler have?
We found no brand warranty in the sources we consulted. The usual rights attached to your purchase apply; keep your proof of purchase.
Can you find Kesper spare blades?
We found no spare blade sold by Kesper for the 68621. Before buying, check with the seller whether a part is available.
Where can I buy a Kesper cheese curler?
On Amazon.fr and at online kitchenware retailers, mostly German ones. Check reference 68621 and that the dome is included.
