Have you ever messed up a hole in your toast when you forcibly applied hard butter that had just been taken out of the fridge to your toast in the morning when you didn't have time? Even though I baked it with great care, the tension dropped somehow ...

The epoch-making butter knife "Butter Up" that solves the difficulty of applying butter will be released on May 15th.


The blade of Butter Up has 21 small holes, and when you slide the surface of butter on the lie down, the butter and butter come out from the holes. Noodle-shaped butter has more area to come into contact with the air and softens faster.


It measures W205 x H4 x D25mm and weighs 71g (2.5oz). A slightly oversized knife will help you scrape a lot at once and spread it on the bread quickly.


This product was entered on the crowdfunding site "kickstarter" by DM Initiatives of Australia last year. It seems that more than 15,000 investors have gathered and have recently commercialized it. The distributor in Japan is Fuku Planning, and reservations are currently being accepted on the company's official website and Amazon.co.jp. The price is 2,980 yen per bottle (excluding tax).