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Cheese graters

libra10 · 2020-09-12 14:54:15

I thought to ask here, as there are lots of useful tips and advice. My little old manual rotary cheese grater has just broken. It wasn't much good as it always seemed hard work cutting the cheese into small pieces, crushing down with the bar, then it left lots of ungrated cheese round the rim. I would like to replace with…

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sillyvixen Posts: 3,642 Forumite

1 October 2020 at 10:19PM

Rosa_Damascena said:

sillyvixen said:

I always use a box grater, generally its only a small amount of cheese I need to grate! But there have been occasions when I have had to grate large quantities of cheese for church events (think 3 loaves of cheese sandwiches) grated cheese goes further I can't believe I have never thought to use the food processed!!

You should stick to loaves and fishes

yes but as a veggie I need a sandwich to eat!

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