Microplane Gourmet Series Fine Grater

SKU: 061899
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A wide, fine grater for everyday finishing touches: Parmesan over pasta, zest into a cake batter, or garlic and ginger straight into the pan. The photo-etched blade glides through with very little pressure.

Features

  • Photo-etched blade: Ultra-sharp fine blade, made in the USA, cuts food cleanly rather than tearing it.
  • Soft-touch handle: Ergonomic grip that stays comfortable while you grate.
  • Non-slip rubber foot: Rests steadily at an angle on a board or plate as you work.
  • Hanging notch: Hang it on a rail or hook so it's always to hand.

Specifications

  • Blade: Fine
  • Best for: Hard cheese, citrus zest, garlic, chilli, cinnamon and nutmeg
  • Dimensions: 31.5 x 7.5 x 3 cm
  • Material: Stainless steel blade and frame, plastic handle, rubber foot
  • Colour: Black
  • Blade made in: USA
  • Dishwasher safe: No, handwash only

Care

  • Daily cleaning: Rinse under running water straight after use, before food dries on, then let it drip dry.
  • Washing: Handwash only, in warm soapy water. The dishwasher blunts and chips fine blades over time, so they won't stay as sharp.

Questions and Answers

Q: What's the difference between the Gourmet, Master and Black Sheep graters?
A: They share the same photo-etched, made-in-the-USA blades. The Gourmet Series has a soft-touch plastic handle, the Master Series a walnut handle, and the Black Sheep Series is black PVD-coated stainless steel from end to end. Choose by the handle you prefer to hold and how you want it to look.

Q: Can I zest citrus with it?
A: Yes. The fine blade takes off just the coloured zest and leaves the bitter pith behind. If you mostly zest, the narrower Premium Zester is easier to run around a lemon.

Q: Can I grate whole spices?
A: Yes. Whole nutmeg and cinnamon sticks grate to a fine powder, which is fresher and more fragrant than ready-ground spice.

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