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I have probably all the Microplane graters
that have been around for years.
initial ones were for woodworking , from Canada ( ? Lee Valley _
then they found a much larger use in the kitchen , and pleasantly multiplied
be very very careful w them if new to this style
the extra coarse garter does a fine job on cheese , and a similar job on your knuckles.
I have personal experience and hope you don't.
I have probably all the Microplane graters
that have been around for years.
initial ones were for woodworking , from Canada ( ? Lee Valley _
then they found a much larger use in the kitchen , and pleasantly multiplied
be very very careful w them if new to this style
the extra coarse garter does a fine job on cheese , and a similar job on your knuckles.
I gave personal experience and hope you don't.
By =Mark,
