Westmark Multipurpose Vegetable Interchangeable Stainless Review

I bought this cheese grater not knowing what to expect. It's amazing how this grater grinds the cheese into small pieces and doesn't leave any large pieces in the grater. This was impressive in its own right, but it can also be used left or right handed and is fully open with the grater attachment so if the cheese gets stuck in the grater keg it can easily be pushed through. I would highly recommend this grater to anyone.

This cheese grater is a great little gadget! Very easy to use and I can put it in the top rack of the dishwasher for cleaning. I wish the plastic part was a little stronger, but it didn't break, so fingers crossed! Sometimes when I grate a very hard cheese or grate a piece of hard rind, the little "door" that locks the metal part opens. It only takes a few seconds to remove the bowl and assemble the grater, so it's not too much hassle. I didn't want to spend a fortune so it was a good buy…

I bought this grater based on good reviews so I'll leave a review after using it so you don't make the mistake I did with the made a purchase. After a few months of use, maybe once a week, the hand started cracking. I continued to use it very carefully, but the crack grew until it finally broke. Not even 10 months have passed. What a waste of money for this flimsy product. Now I have to use my old cheap grater that I've had for over twenty years but has small chips that make it difficult to…

I was put off by reviews of flimsy plastic and metal cheese graters. Based on my previous experience with European projects, I decided to work with a German company. They take cooking and gadgets seriously! I know ABS plastic is flexible but strong. This grater has 3 rotors for mincing, mincing and slicing. So far I've grated three types of cheese, two hard and one medium. The ABS plastic is flexible but overall the product is well constructed. Because the rotor is clamped and fixed in the…

I can understand why some people thought this would break easily, but it's not a chainsaw. It's just a grater and doesn't require much pressure or force. If you have trouble using a grater, try a larger grater attachment. I use it to grate VERY hard cheddar/parmesan cheese. I put in a roughly 1.5" x 1.5" cube of cheese and don't press too hard and it actually works well. I like the big grate and it's a really smooth grating action. friction tube) for easy cleaning, and I haven't found any spots

I bought this to replace a very old Ikea, ended up buying another Ikea and gave this to a thrift store. It has 3 graters, which I like. The third is for cutting only. Who handles a rotating grater just to make a slice of cheese? The other two are the usual coarse and fine graters. The problem I had with this grater was that it felt fragile. Ikea is bigger, this Westmark is thinner and the grip is loose. There's enough slop that it doesn't line up properly, and you have to adjust the knob to…

UPDATE: Part holding drum in place broke within two months. Luckily I was able to give it back to Revane. I'm glad about that because I really didn't like it. I use this type of grater/chopper almost exclusively for cheese. I used to have a microplane grater and it has lasted for many years. I bought this as a replacement because it was a lot cheaper. So how do they compare? The bunker is a bit smaller than the microplane, which surprised me. I need to cut my cheese into smaller pieces that…