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andiesenji

andiesenji

9 hours ago, Dave the Cook said:

Wow. Based on its 8-inch diameter and some rough guessing, that thing will hold about 7 cups of grated cheese -- about 1-1/2 pounds. What would you do with all that? 

It was one of those "spur of the moment" purchases when I was wandering around in The May Co., which had a very large "housewares" department and always had demonstrations of appliances - the reason I bought several that either became favorites, or were used once and never seen again.  And in fact a nice lady was demonstrating this grater and had HALF A WHEEL of the real Parm next to a stack of these graters in their boxes.  She had three open on her table so people could try grating chunks of the cheese, cut into rectangles with one end wrapped so fingers would stay clean.  I tried it, noted it grated very fine - perfect for adding to bread dough, so I bought two, one for my boss who had been complaining about grating his knuckles on a grater that I thought was a danger anyway.  He liked it and used it a lot, while mine was put away because all my grating cheeses were in small chunks and I used a rotary grater.  By the time I bought a big chunk, I had forgotten all about this grater.

andiesenji

andiesenji

9 hours ago, Dave the Cook said:

Wow. Based on its 8-inch diameter and some rough guessing, that thing will hold about 7 cups of grated cheese -- about 1-1/2 pounds. What would you do with all that? 

It was one of those "spur of the moment" purchases when I was wandering around in The May Co., which had a very large "housewares" department and always had demonstrations of appliances - the reason I bought several that either became favorites, or were used once and never seen again.  And it fact a nice lady was demonstrating this and had HALF A WHEEL of the real Parm next to a stack of these graters in their boxes.  She had three open on her table so people could try grating chunks of the cheese, cut into rectangles with one end wrapped so fingers would stay clean.  I tried it, noted it grated very fine - perfect for adding to bread dough, so I bought two, one for my boss who had been complaining about grating his knuckles on a grater that I thought was a danger anyway.  He liked it and used it a lot, while mine was put away because all my grating cheeses were in small chunks and I used a rotary grater.  By the time I bought a big chunk, I had forgotten all about this grater.

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