🔪 Enhanced Kitchen IQ Better Zester: Charcoal Gray – Unleash Your Culinary Creativity with Ultimate Precision Review

This zester makes grating lemons so easy I'm always looking online for lemon zest recipes! (By the way, this is a good example: http://www.purewow.com/entry_detail/recipe/6036/A-pair-of-Indy-chefs-addictive-spaghetti.htm) I've always been a bit scared of being in my highlight for every lemon zest recipe admonishing you to AVOID WHITE CENTER AT ALL COSTS! But I'm not worried about this Cester, he just seems to be getting yellow skin. The little trick on the back is great. The only downside is…

I mainly use this juicer to cook for my birds. I love citrus fruits and carrots and this product goes great with both. It has three notable features: 1) It has a plastic lid that fits securely to protect the paring blades. 2) It has a plastic base that covers the bottom of the zester so the rind is stored in the base until you eat it. ready for it 3) It has a rubber "spade" on a plastic base that scrapes the peel off the blades and into the base when you remove them. These three features are…

I bought my Kitchen IQ Zester from William Sonoma (yellow in photo) about 4 years ago and ordered the same product as a Christmas present (shown in black) on Revain . After the recipient was unimpressed, I brought my own to compare with "one touch" from each. This test was the second use of the Revain Kitchen IQ Zester and you can see that it is completely ineffective even though it is brand new. Due to the enormous pressure, very little was achieved. My old one is still absolutely sharp in…

Honestly, I plan on buying more than one of these. We have a lot of vigor and I had to try so hard with my old vigor. I have sore joints and it really hurt. Not only was it hard with the old one, but I got twists everywhere. I started using the whole plate to collect for my recipes. This thing actually completely changed my experience with sharpness. Its non-stick surface means I don't have to scrape the front. The peeler is the best invention. I would probably forgo toilet paper if I had the…

If you want to treat yourself to a special gadget, this is for you. My favorite features are the thin, sharp V-tips (so they grate the citrus peel perfectly), the peel receiver on the back (so the peel doesn't splatter all over the counter), and the nice safety lid (so I don't rest my fingers when I reach for it). Mine is in perfect condition after a year so I'm confused by some reviewers' comments about "paint peeling". Maybe they wash their cester in a weird way? You won't find a better…

This is without a doubt the best cester I have ever eaten or used. I make my morning drink with water, lemon juice, and fresh ginger, so I use it every day. Prior to this chopper, I used a small three-sided grater/grater/chopper. It hurt to clean because I couldn't get in easily. I found this cester from a blogger while looking for better options (don't remember who it was). What I like: The size is great for a small task or bigger. Very comfortable grip. The measurement markings are accurate…

I bought this zester hoping all the few naysayers would be wrong, but found myself in the mech camp. Here is my experience. Once I got the momentum, I tried it on a kara-kara orange. I tried this for a while and didn't get the urge. My teenage daughter (no doubt sure her mother was just incompetent) tried it with the same result. Trying as hard as we could, we went over the same spot on the orange and saw that spot on the orange get a little lighter. We worked a few minutes and got a lean…