Review on 🧀 LOVKITCHEN 3-in-1 Stainless Steel Vegetable Cheese Grater with Interchanging Rotary Ultra Sharp Cylinders and Slicer by Jeremy Levendusky

I was like you once. I had a culinary project in mind and needed to grate a large batch of cheese — and quickly — but I wasn't ready to jump to a higher-end shredder or finally get my hands on a fancy table-top blender with a choice of blades and graters. Then I was naive. Naïve and willing to compromise on what I thought was a compromise, but which was instead the start of a brief, insane odyssey of scraped knuckles and barred barrels, a slightly slower and more inefficient process than simply smashing it with a hammer and Revain to write. The purpose of the review is not only to raise your voice, but also to warn others about the recklessness of buying this Necronomicon du Fromage. Of course, it's made out of pretty strong metal, and I bet this thing will be around long after you and I leave this world. But the design flaws are so bad they're not worth your time, and in all honesty you should just stop reading and look for another grater. Spend $20 more. Spend your cheddar on something *meaningful* to grind your cheddar. Heed my warning and come back now: the bad reviews for this item are no joke. You can be patient. Perhaps you have the ability to use what others cannot understand. Maybe you have an idea for a small adjustment you can make. Maybe, as I once thought of myself, you're better than the average Revain reviewer and that it was just user error, not the product itself. Somehow you might come to the conclusion that "it can" you You are wrong. You will fail, you will be sad, and you will remember that you didn't listen to me because you thought that such a price was worth enduring what you thought was a small thing . achieve your big goals Here's what's wrong with this tool: - This grater relies on the pressure you put with your hands on a handle that opens, allowing you to put something in the grater, push the cheese down and hold it place to grind while turning the crank handle is too short and you will hit your fingers/knuckles making it impossible to get rhythm it is poorly designed this can be corrected by either increasing the size iff or the crank is repositioned to solve the problem. But they didn't. The place to put your cheese/soft object you want to grate has a gap between the hopper and the grating drum, so you'll eventually sling out an uncomfortably thin slice. Cheese - There are rubber rings on the sides of each grate that cannot be removed but will fill with cheese and dirt. Stripping will result in the barrel not fitting properly and will make the above problem worse. You'll take the time to write a review to warn others that this is seriously bad, actually return a cheap product you bought from Revain, and then the manufacturers keep making money anyway.