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Pros & Cons
Pros
The zester is a great way to zest citrus and garlic. It is also fast at grating parmigiano reggiano.
Grater works well, but it has narrower working area than very similarly sized oxo grater we have. Open back side makes it easier to clean than a closed blade grater.
The handle is sturdy and the body doesn't flex when pressing down while grating. Big enough so that my arthritic hands don't get cramped. Not overly heavy and does the job well.
The grater is very sharp, so it does a great (hah) job, but the cutting edges are shaped so that you don't easily catch fingers or knuckles. It is so very easy to hold on to, even once your hands get wet and slippery.
Cons
Description says it is perfect for zesting citrus fruits, but it does not do that at all (all you can get is a little smear of mush) the rim blades are barely angled, so they're too small and too fine to grate a lemon. Grab a normal zester/fine grater... Read More
Highlights
Quality
So far we’ve used it for a couple of weeks now with regular use and washed it and air dried it and no rust and it feels sturdy.
All kitchen aid stuff are very well made
We've had a microplane grater for over twenty years and use at least a couple of times a month for things like hard cheeses, wh... Read More
It has hundreds of sharp blades which don't stick out so there is not much of a chance to grate your own skin.
Price
Got this cheaper on amazon that locally.
Not an expensive cooking item that you usually buy once.
Packaging/appearance
It comes with a cover that slides over the grating surface to protect both it and the drawer it's stored in.
It's also got a nice protective cover so no one ends up with grated hands when searching through the utensil drawer!
Competitiveness
Check out my video zesting a lemon, it takes a lot of work more then another brand i have but it does produce a nicer zest so i... Read More
Overview
- How are reviewers describing this item?
easy, great, sharp, fine and nice. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is high deception involved.
- Our engine has analyzed and discovered that 32.1% of the reviews are reliable.
- This product had a total of 526 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jul 14 2024.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It is very sharp but at times i did have a hard time using it but maybe it just takes practice
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Bought several others and were greatly disappointed
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I didnt realize how nice it was to have a fine grater like this again
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Its very sharp so it does a great hah job but the cutting edges are shaped so that you dont easily catch fingers or knuckles and you get zest and not more
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I havent used it for nutmeg but it worked well for ginger and even zesting lemon and lime rinds
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It has hundreds of sharp blades which dont stick out so there is not much of a chance to grate your own skin
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
You dont need to grip it tightly to maintain stability
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I’d write this review in iambic pentameter but i fear i’m not that talented
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