🧀 Efficiently Grate Cheese with American Metalcraft SCG8 Hand-Crank Rotary Cheese Grater, Stainless Steel, 1 Cylinder Review

Dishwasher safe. Easy to understand. Would give more points but the stainless steel sleeve over the handle falls off when using a grater. Otherwise decent quality.

We saw Martha Stewart's endorsement of this grater. We were not disappointed. Does the job exceptionally well. Because it is stainless steel, it is durable. Just follow the instructions and you will be happy with the results.

As an Italian family, we always had these on the table for Sunday family spaghetti at Grandma's. The one I had as a kid is long gone, but the one I found at Revain is just perfect! Works great, easy to clean, stainless steel will not rust. Love it!

Don't let the manufacturer's name confuse you. The entire grater is plastic and only 3 drums are metal. The design looks cheap and flimsy. Especially when grating harder cheese (harder than brie) the grater seems to slow down. Look no further if you need a useful cheese grater.

Grater is easy to use and easy to clean. The blade is very sharp and grates the parmesan very quickly. The only downside is that there is space between the blade and the frame. When you get to the end of the cheese, chunks of ungrated cheese will slide past it. I've only used it a few times so I can't comment on durability. In general, it's much better than plastic. I would buy it before buying any other plastic.

In theory, there should be an excellent product. And it worked - about 3 times, but about the 4th time the rotating mechanism broke and wouldn't stay in the grater anymore, rendering this product unusable. It's clearly not intended for grating hard cheeses like Parmesan, which is what I needed it for. It may take longer if you just need to grate a soft cheese like Velveeta. Otherwise save your money.