Hand-crank rotary grater that shreds a whole block of cheese fast
“Viral pick: the hand-crank rotary grater all over kitchen TikTok, it shreds a full block of cheese in seconds without skinned knuckles or a clogged box grater.”
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The Cambom Rotary Cheese Grater is a hand-crank shredder with a non-slip suction base that locks onto the counter so you can crank one-handed. It ships with five stainless drum blades: coarse, fine, and extra-fine shredding, a slicer, and a crushing drum for nuts or chocolate. Drop in a chunk of cheddar, parmesan, or mozzarella, press the hopper down, and turn the handle to shred straight into a bowl. The drums pop out for cleaning and are dishwasher safe. Best for people who grate cheese often, struggle with a flat box grater, or want faster veggie and nut prep. It is hand-powered, so very hard cheese still takes some arm effort.
Pros
- Suction base grips the counter so you can crank with one hand
- Five swappable drums cover cheese, veggies, nuts, and chocolate
- Shreds a full block in seconds with no skinned knuckles
- Drums pop out and go in the dishwasher
Cons
- Very hard aged cheese still takes a bit of arm effort to crank
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Frequently asked questions
Are the blades dishwasher safe?
Yes, the stainless drum blades and hopper detach and are dishwasher safe. Rinse them soon after grating so cheese does not dry on.
Does the suction base hold on any counter?
It grips smooth, non-porous surfaces like glass, sealed stone, and laminate best. On textured or grouted surfaces the suction is weaker.
Can it grate things other than cheese?
Yes. The included drums also handle vegetables, nuts, chocolate, and breadcrumbs depending on which blade you load.
Is it hard to turn with firm cheese?
Soft and semi-firm cheeses crank easily. Very hard aged cheeses need more force, so let them sit at room temperature for a few minutes first.
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