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I have something similar to this and I don't use it anymore. Just because I have too much stuff. most of us on here might feel the same. too much stuff is a very lucky problem, but .....
Back in March, I shopped a ton for rotary graters and this is one that I picked and this is a considerably better price.
My main criteria for choosing this one is that it has large conical graters, which I assume will be easier to clean and probably work a little better too. I also like the screw-on spline style for attaching the graters to the handle. Also, the graters have less plastic and seams than some others. The cheese chute is large as well (relatively large - you'll prolly still have to pre-cut some cheese blocks before use). I also like that the chute is plastic, which means it's seamless so easier to clean. (I wash it by hand, but it claims to be dishwasher safe, if I remember right.)
I paid ~$28 for it, at the time, and gave it as a give (the recipient liked it 'enough' not to reject it outright!). I also got this nearly identical one for myself for about the same price. https://a.co/d/02E2lkPl I think it's pretty good, though I don't grate things all that often. (I'm pretty sure the graters from "both" of these "brands" are interchangable, though I don't recall actually trying them.)
Last edited by Hirudin September 28, 2026 at 03:21 AM.
I have something similar to this and I don't use it anymore. Just because I have too much stuff. most of us on here might feel the same. too much stuff is a very lucky problem, but .....
I've owned a rotary one for a few years now and I'd say it's the best grater I've owned, compared to a single sided or the 4 sided ones. The suction to keep it still is great and the rotary function goes through the cheese quickly. Usually what I do is after shredding, I take it apart and leave on the counter just the grater part. Maybe few hours over night. The cheese hardens and slips right off. You can get it for cheaper than this deal. Personally, I would just put "rotary cheese grater" in the Amazon search and just go for one that has the kind of grating you want. I see some with like 5 or 6 for $25. Shoot, pick one of those and check them on prime day, which is next week.
Last edited by ChrisBobson September 29, 2026 at 12:06 PM.
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My main criteria for choosing this one is that it has large conical graters, which I assume will be easier to clean and probably work a little better too. I also like the screw-on spline style for attaching the graters to the handle. Also, the graters have less plastic and seams than some others. The cheese chute is large as well (relatively large - you'll prolly still have to pre-cut some cheese blocks before use). I also like that the chute is plastic, which means it's seamless so easier to clean. (I wash it by hand, but it claims to be dishwasher safe, if I remember right.)
I paid ~$28 for it, at the time, and gave it as a give (the recipient liked it 'enough' not to reject it outright!). I also got this nearly identical one for myself for about the same price. https://a.co/d/02E2lkPl I think it's pretty good, though I don't grate things all that often. (I'm pretty sure the graters from "both" of these "brands" are interchangable, though I don't recall actually trying them.)
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