Grated Cheese

twentypenceoff

ok, so it's more expensive to buy packs of grated cheese at the supermarket, but I've just grated my finger ends into the bargain! :mad:

i do it every time!

how do you avoid it?

mouseymousey99

I bought some pre grated mozzarela the other month (it was on special offer) that'll teach me. It was awful, rubbery and had no flavour. Def a one off, back to grating the fingers.....:)

shandypants5

This sort doesnt grate your fingers.

givememoney

Do you have a food processor? They generally have a grating attachment which is very good. I use my processor quite a bit and think they are well worth the money. They grate, slice, beat, grind etc.

McKneff

Where did you see that then?

shandypants5

They got em here..:D

Alcmene

I cannot eat grated cheese as I am allergic to gluten beware they put stuff in it like potato starch!

Have you got a food processor? You could use your grater attachment!

twentypenceoff

shandypants5 wrote: »

They got em here..:D

now that is extremely useful, thank you, i had no idea such a thing existed,and a cheap price as well.

to the other posters - i didnt think of using my food processor, i'm not sure what attachments it has with it, i shall check, i only ever use it for cake making.

bagby

shandypants5 wrote: »

They got em here..:D

I use one of these all the time - mines plastic - I bought my daughter one out of home bargains - about £3.00

freakyogre

I sometimes grate my fingers (but usually my nails) so when I get to the end of the chunk i'm grating (or carrot) I give up and just eat what's left

We used to have one of those rotary graters and I never found them to be very good.