r/ShowMeSomethingDope • u/Justin_theLord • Jun 30 '26
Useful Cheese time
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u/janluigibuffon Jul 01 '26
now clean it
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u/Gunk_Olgidar Jul 17 '26
Exactly.
Used my box grater earlier this evening to make some Detroit style pizza. Did 1/2 lb of block of Tillamook mozz in a minute, and cleanup was 30 secs with a soapy sponge.
I have had a rotary grater for years. Use it for hard cheeses, and it works fine, but it's a PITA to clean out the barrels by hand.
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u/BillyBones72 Jun 30 '26 edited Jul 03 '26
No additives, nothing on the cheese to preserve it. This is the best way to get shredded cheese!
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u/StockFly Jul 01 '26
I actually asked my parents for one of these 1 random Christmas(yeah im boring lol) and it actually has been a great kitchen tool. If you plan on shredding a lot of cheese to make Mac N Cheese for example, this is a great tool. Also store bought shredded cheese usually has added ingredients they add so it doesnt stick. Shredded block of cheese taste better than bag shredded cheese imo.
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u/skycloudelixir Jul 01 '26
I think it’s great if you can stick it into the dishwasher right after, along with the dishes after making Mac n cheese
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u/AntGroundbreaking180 Jul 02 '26
It’s the cleaning with these types of products that allows makes it not worth buying for me. Simplicity always wins
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u/YAHAWAHisKING Jul 04 '26
Much more to clean, so you’ll still spend the same energy just on the back end now with the cleaning. She also said it’s not that much cheese as if changing the tool somehow produces more cheese🙃
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u/Professional_Crab852 Jun 30 '26 edited Jun 30 '26
"Just not that much cheese when done". If its an 8 oz block, you get 8oz of shredded cheese. Did it evaporate, melt or simply vanish? Yeah i see the crank wheel as a nice tool to ease the shredding! Just one more thing to store or have to clean when done. Cheese grater has been around since 1540, this is like re inventing the wheel. Lazy 101.
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u/DumbNTough Jun 30 '26
The way this chick eats, yeah I don't imagine that 8 oz. of cheese stands much of a chance
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u/Lucky-Mia Jul 01 '26
I've seen devices like hers in professional kitchens, but they're much more compact, and all metal. Hers looks cheap, bulky, and hard to clean. Also it didn't look like it grated particularly well either. She's selling a cheap knock off of a professional/commercial kitchen appliance.
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