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Microplane Cube Grater

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Microplane Cube Grater

Name: Microplane Cube Grater
Brand: Microplane
SKU: microplane-cube-grater
Price: 13.99 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 3.5 (44 reviews)

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Whether you’re shaving nutmeg into cookie dough, zesting a lemon, or cutting chocolate ribbons atop a cake, you can now do it all with the same device. With three blades in one (fine, ribbon, and coarse), the Microplane Cube Grater helps you save space and get more done Read More

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OneLove

2962

Mar 13, 2017

Also makes a great back scratcher.

CptBoomBoom

Dec 29, 2017

Microplane makes awesome graters. Unfortunately this is not one of them. Hard to clean. Really small. The blade area is too tiny so you cant get any good momentum to actually grate anything in a timely manner.
I own one and I do not recommend it.

Blaze9131

Mar 9, 2017

First time I've seen an actual deal on MD. 16 dollars w/ shipping vs 20 dollars on amazon.

orangeju1ce

Apr 6, 2017

this looks hard to clean..

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metalligator

Aug 17, 2017

What would you say gives you the most trouble? Hard cheeses?

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CptBoomBoom

Dec 29, 2017

metalligatorI'm not him obviously but my biggest issue with it is how small it is. Really hard to get any good control for grating. So its very difficult and more time consuming to grate with vs a traditional grater.

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Favog

Jan 1, 2018

I have both this cube and a couple of traditional microplane graters. My main intent was to use it to grate and catch parmigianno regiano, but find I waste a lot of cheese that grates (almost curls) off the outside edges of the box and ends up on the counter. So for me, I find it better in theory than in practice, and go back to my other microplanes or other graters. YMMV.

edzieba

Jan 24, 2018

FavogYep, that raised lip is a real pain. It would have been better to raise just the corners (blade plates must be inset to clearance within cube) to keep the sides open.

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Penn

Oct 26, 2017

This looks neat. For owners, any rust issues?

girlnamedmaria

Oct 29, 2017

PennI got this in the last drop, haven't had any rust issues. I use it a quite a lot.

Penn

Oct 29, 2017

girlnamedmaria girlnamedmaria, thanks very much for that feedback, much appreciated.

campweasel

Jun 17, 2017

Does this do a good job on lemon zest? It's not shown in the video.

campweasel

Aug 13, 2017

I can confirm that it worked great for me! Thanks so much for letting me know that.

erase

244

Mar 9, 2017

You would make a cooking community after i just bought literally everything for my kitchen /salty

kartiksathappan

Nov 28, 2017

Hard to clean and not any better than a standard Grater, what's the point?

goostador

Aug 16, 2017

Never seen this before, but like the idea for the more delicate grating recipes. I agree with you @Blaze9131 that sometimes shipping kills deals. I haven't been on here for a minute, but I'm back and like the huge community talking about the deals on here before and after the drop.

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cewang

First of all, this review is almost a year old so I'm not sure why you feel the need to blame me now. Numerous other reviewers have made similar comments. Secondly, Microplane is the name of the company that makes these graters so this is irrelevant to the size of the grater.

Jaytal

To be fair, it never advertised itself as a large grater. It even has "micro" in the name. I think the fault is on you for expecting such.