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Rotary Cheese Grater Hand Crank with 4 Interchangeable Stainless Steel Blades

Rotary Cheese Grater Hand Crank with 4 Interchangeable Stainless Steel Blades

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$125.19at ShopSimon, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the Rotary Cheese Grater Hand Crank with 4 Interchangeable Stainless Steel Blades

This is a hand-crank rotary grater: you load a block of cheese in the hopper, turn the crank, and a drum-style stainless steel blade shreds it into a bowl or onto food. It ships with four interchangeable stainless steel blades for different shred and slice sizes. The crank and suction or clamp base let you grate one-handed without electricity. It is a small countertop tool at about 4.35 inches wide and long, so it stores easily.

Best forGrating hard cheese like Parmesan and RomanoPeople who want to grate without electricity
Small kitchens with limited counter space
Topping pasta or salads at the table
Pros
  • Hand crank needs no power or outlet
  • Four stainless steel blades cover coarse shred, fine shred and slices
  • Keeps fingers away from the blade
  • Compact footprint for drawer or cabinet storage
  • Works well on hard, dense cheeses
Cons
  • Soft cheeses like mozzarella can clog the drum
  • Hand cranking is slower than an electric grater for large batches
  • Small hopper means reloading often
  • Needs a stable surface for the base to grip
  • Blades must be hand washed and dried to avoid rust

Rotary Cheese Grater Hand Crank with 4 Interchangeable Stainless Steel Blades prices at every store

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Rotary Cheese Grater Hand Crank with 4 Interchangeable Stainless Steel Blades price history

Lowest price we've seen: $125.19 on Nov 2 at ShopSimon. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.

What reviewers say

Owners of rotary hand graters generally like the finger safety and the even shred on hard cheese. Complaints center on clogging with soft cheese and on the base sliding if the counter is not clean and dry.

Pros
  • Keeps hands clear of the blades
  • Even shreds on Parmesan and other hard cheese
  • No cord or outlet needed
  • Easy to store
Cons
  • Soft cheese gums up the drum
  • Base can slip on smooth counters
  • Slow for grating large amounts
  • Blades need careful hand washing

Specifications

Form
Rotary
Length
4.35 in long
Width
4.35 in wide

Questions and answers

Is a rotary grater worth it over a box grater?
For hard cheese and small jobs, yes. The crank keeps your fingers away from the blade and gives more even shreds. A box grater is faster for big piles of soft cheese.
Can it grate soft cheese like mozzarella?
Only partly. Soft, moist cheese tends to clog the drum and smear. It works best on firm cheeses such as Parmesan, Pecorino and aged cheddar.
How do I keep the base from sliding?
Wipe the counter and the base dry before use, and press the base down firmly. A slightly damp cloth under a suction base helps it hold.
Are the blades dishwasher safe?
Hand wash and dry them promptly. Dishwasher heat and moisture can dull the edges and cause spotting on stainless steel.
What's in the box?
The grater body with hand crank and four interchangeable stainless steel blades. Check the listing for which shred and slice sizes are included.
When is it cheapest?
Rotary graters usually drop in price during holiday kitchen sales and back-to-school promotions. Compare the price history before buying.