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- Price range: $4 to $80
- Available in electric, hand-held, and rotary
- Made from plastic or metal
- Used to grate a variety of cheeses
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Buying Guide
When looking to buy a cheese grater consider the space it takes up. Box graters can be quite bulky while flat hand held models are much easier to store.Rotary or electric models can be more expensive but they can save you time.
If you own a food processor consider buying a grater attachment for it. Food processor graters are fast and have a large capacity but cleaning is more complex as the whole machine needs to be washed. Storage and cost are also issues with a food processor.
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Cheese Graters Questions
What is your favorite Cheese eaten straight out the packaging? 9 AnswersI have three things I get cravings for: 1. Trader Joe's English Cheddar with Carmelized Onions. Whoa, Nellie. 2. Trader Joe's sliced havarti 3. Real Wiscons... read more
cheese balls? 2 AnswersHere is a Yummy cheese balls recipe for all occasions served either hot or cold. Please see the wonderful video from videojug.com. We are also delighted to wat... read more -
Cheese Grater Blogs
- Google Blog Search: Cheese Graters
- Engadget Blog Post: Slver Ring Doubles as Microphone, Tiny Cheese Grater
- startcooking.com Blog Post: Vegetable and Cheese Graters
- Thought4Food Blog Post: Battery Operated Cheese Grater
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