How to Use a Cheese Grater

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Use a box cheese grater for more options.

Whether you're making a large dish that requires cheese, or you just prefer to buy bricks of cheese, you can't do it without a cheese grater. Read on to learn how to use a cheese grater. Does this Spark an idea?

Things You'll Need

  • Brick of cheese
  • Cheese grater
  • Cutting board
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Instructions

    • 1

      Place cheese grater on top of a cutting board.

    • 2

      Decide if you want cheese shredded, sliced, grated or finely grated.

    • 3

      Touch cheese to desired side of grater and make a rubbing motion up and down to grate cheese.

    • 4

      Add cheese to your favorite dish and enjoy.

Tips & Warnings

  • Keep a firm grasp on cheese.

  • Avoid scraping knuckles by using a large chunk of cheese.

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Comments

  • miramiramira Dec 03, 2009
    I think that your instructions state the obvious. I wanted to know more about the grater itself. "I.g" the grate sizes and what each side is used for. Maybe the anatomy of a cheese grater.

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