🧀 Ikea Stralande Rotary Grater, White: Effortless Cheese and Vegetable Shredding Review

Very happy with this product. Just like in restaurants. I had a manual grater that worked fine but is much faster. Also suitable for softer cheeses like mozzarella, but goes well with harder cheeses like parmesan and asiago. I recommend this product. In fact, it works so well that it's pretty sobering to see how much cheese I actually eat. It would never occur to me to eat a piece of cheese, but the grater works so well, it grinds so easily that you have to realize that a piece of cheese or…

I have had one for many years and at some point the coarse grater broke. I first lowered the price and bought a similar style (Westmark?) here at Revain. I quickly realized it was a mistake so I went back and bought the real deal. Now I keep the fine grater in the old one and the coarse grater in the new one. The Ikea Grater Tub is a bit larger than the others, but the real difference is in the Ikea's durability. The handle doesn't dangle or look like it's about to break, and the graters are…

Or at least "easier” for arthritis hands. This is the best rotary grater I've tried and I've tried many over my years. It's easier to hold than the big one I had and the shape is more comfortable than others. It's also easy to unscrew the end and take out the grater for cleaning. And he leaves a tiny piece of ungrated cheese as a prize. I don't see it as a bad thing. In the end, what's the point of grating cheese so as not to bite it off? Also, it comes with a smaller grater which I love for…

I just tossed my second broken Pampered Chef (PC) cheese grater in the trash and was so frustrated I will never find another grater that works as well as this one. Both PC rubs broke in the same place, so I finally decided it was time to try something different. I was a little scared to try this when I read another review that said they were available at IKEA for $5! Thought they couldn't be as good if they were only $5 at IKEA! So yes, the prices are high here, but I can never make it into the

Much less effort overall and much faster. Gentle on wrists, hands and forearms. Perfect when more is needed but not that much for less due to cleaning time unless you want to show off at a special dinner. We prefer the quality of freshly grated US cheese, which comes in at a reasonable price of around $4 a pound, but is still very good for everyday use. We also use imported parmesan on a daily basis. Crushed for a year, hard work and dangerous for the joints. Yes, as other reviews have…