What type of cheese grater is best?
The best overall cheese grater is the OXO Good Grips Etched Box Grater (view at Bed Bath & Beyond), which is a box grater with multiple sizes and a detachable storage container. Looking for a handheld option? Go with the OXO Good Grips Etched Coarse Grater (view at Amazon).
What cheese graters do chefs use?
Best Overall: Zyliss Classic Rotary Cheese Grater The ZYLISS Classic Rotary Cheese Grater is NSF-certified for restaurant use, meaning it has been tested both for durability and for safety.
What kind of grater should I buy?
Best graters
- Microplane stainless steel premium classic zester.
- Masterclass zester.
- Victorinox compact grater.
- ProCook narrow micro grater.
- Colourworks set of four graters.
- Stellar acid-etched coarse grater.
- Victorinox coarse grater.
- Masterclass rotary cheese grater.
What should I look for when buying a grater?
A good grater should be able to grate soft and hard items easily, leaving minimal wastage. Microplane graters are chemically created, producing razor-sharp grating surfaces that ensure an ease of use for a prolonged period of time.
Can you grate cheese in a Vitamix?
With a Vitamix, you can shred your own cheese, saving money and keeping unwanted additives out of your family’s meals.
Is Pampered Chef cheese grater dishwasher safe?
nice and easy. It should last years as do most of Pampered Chef’s products. This is my favorite cheese grater. It grates quickly, and it is dishwasher safe.
What cheese do they shred at Olive Garden?
5.0 out of 5 stars Great tasting, fast & careful shipping, good price. I found out that Olive Garden restaurants use Romano cheese, not Parmesan, in their cheese graters. I like Romano in general because it has a little bit sharper taste than does Parmesan.
What are the 4 different sides on a grater?
Obvious, and not so obvious, ways to use all four sides of your box grater
- The largest shredding holes. These typically take up one of the wide sides of the grater.
- Smaller shredding holes.
- Rough, raspy holes.
- Slicing holes.
- The entire tool.
- More from Voraciously: