I Bought This A Month Ago And Couldn’t Be Happier With It…
Needed it grate cheese easier, especially with the smaller size grating. Also to grate carrots and other veggies for salads. And carrots for carrot bread, that’s a chore to get enough because carrots are hard. We’ve had tasty baked potato chips using the slicer to make very thin slices.
When I received it I opened it up and put it together. It was smaller and reminded me of a child’s toy. But when I used it this grater reminded me of churning butter as a child when I was about 4 years old. My sisters and I all wanted to be the first to get to use that churn. My aunt remarked that she wouldn’t have bought an electric butter churn if she knew we would be churning the butter for her. This grater is easy and as fun as the butter churn. I have given the boy the job of grating cheese when I am making pizza, Brazilian Tapioca Cheese Rolls and casseroles. But now I want to do it more. I bought this over a month ago.
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@HumanEarth I could have gotten one with the stainless steel waterless cookware that I ordered when I was still in high school. Everything was top quality. They gave me a choice of two bonus items and I selected a 6-piece flatware and serving ware set. And an electric skillet made of the same heavy steel as the cookware. Should have gotten the grater. I saw some for sale at a yard sale (2) that I could have bought, they were all metal. It was hot that afternoon. They were only $15 but I was thinking maybe the graters got dull from too much use. Probably not, some people don’t cook as much at home and can buy pre grated foods to cook with now when they weren’t that common 50 years ago. But I am happy with this one.
