Testing the Olive Garden Cheese Grater 🧀

[artaizen]

"more cheese... sir?"
"oh yes please"
"you want cheese on the soup too sir?"
"why of course"
"okay good sir"
"can you just.... put the cheese right into my mouth?"
"... certainly good sir"
"AWGUHAGWUGHAUAW"

[chocolatehi]

Handy dandy fruit grater mix with cheese!!!

[abbyrose.]

i've had one of these in my house since i was a kid. yes you're supposed to cut cheese into smaller pieces before putting it in, it should fit in under the "clamp" without sticking out so far

[rachelhatchet]

I've had one of those graters for YEARS and I absolutely love it!

[cxpbbfj]

The granular nuts (not fine enough to be powder) can be used to decorate the side of a cake. Mix in the crust for a pecan pie or cheesecake crust, etc.

[crystal]

I think it should be a 10/10. Was much more sturdy than i thought it would be just looking at it (cuz it's mostly plastic and stuff)

[typicalgothgf]

My italian parents have been owning one for decades and we use it to grate hard cheeses like parmigiano or pecorino (you def need to cube it before grating it tho). The one we have at home is probably older than me, if you use it correctly and don't try to grate very hard things it will last forever

[Namiison]

I've seen Korean shaved ice bowls(not sure what it's called) but you can add the frozen fruits and nut powder on them 😋

[maheenazhar]

"My cheese is a little bit...BIG"
😂😂😂😂😂

[klanigee]

OG still sells them. Just have to hurry because we run out, FAST!

[LoveLife]

Wow i need one of those asap!
Small and handy 👍👍👌

[meowmeowme]

it's a 10/10 for sure.
I own this myself.

[JoefromTT]

Does everything it should perfectly. Gives it a 9/10…

[Dormiscere]

Its also a spice grater. Great for nutmeg

[anabiaasif]

With the nut powder you can put it in milk and it helps with healthy hair

[Msmeow-wglp]

This lady ... Doesnt give 10/10 on the ones that truly deserves ...

[Jason_Wi]

The fine grated nuts are actually perfect for gluten free baking as a flour substitute!

[kaidaniel]

I bought one from aldi. Its great but can be a bitch to clean and reassemble without bending some of the small metal pieces on the grater

[mariep]

As a French girl this feels so normal to me ! 😂 Everybody has that kind of cheese gratter here, we don’t often use the big metal one you have in the US

[azbeaux]

I remember this being one of the first pieces of kitchen equipment I used as a child helping my mother cooked. I think it was Moulinex. That was around 1957. So really new. Definitely innovative!