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gloria reeves
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2025
I have used it for cheese only but it is great, saves so much time and no scratched knuckles like I used to get ussing hand grated.
Tara Harris Hayes
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025
I love my new tool I've been cutting cheese since I've known how now that I'm a grown up 😂 I'm making things easier for me and this is one of my best buys yet other than my slow cooker 🤣
travis marshall
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2025
Works great , but is noisy.
Deepthi
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025
I recently purchased the Electric Cheese Grater 150W Cheese Shred and have mixed feelings about it. On the positive side, it’s quick and efficient at grating cheese. It shreds blocks of cheese fairly fast, which is convenient for larger meals or when entertaining. The 150W power is decent, and it does the job without any major issues.However, I found a few downsides. First, the grater attachment can be a bit difficult to clean thoroughly, and cheese tends to get stuck in hard-to-reach places, making the cleaning process a bit annoying. Also, while the grater works well with softer cheeses, it struggles a bit with harder cheeses like parmesan and can sometimes leave uneven shreds.The design is compact and doesn’t take up too much space, which is a plus. But overall, it’s not as powerful or as efficient as some higher-end models I’ve used in the past. For the price, it’s a decent tool for basic grating, but I wouldn’t rely on it for heavy-duty tasks.Overall, this electric cheese grater is good for occasional use, but it’s not perfect. If you’re looking for a simple, budget-friendly option for light cheese grating, this could work, but don’t expect professional-grade performance.
Curtis Boucher
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2024
This cheese grater is really nice and easy to use. The only complaint is that you have to hold down the button the entire time to power the grater rather then a push on push off system seems like a easy fix but other then that we like shredding out blocks of cheese.
Rose Ann
Reviewed in Canada on May 22, 2024
I had ordered a hand crank grater. It worked great but for a left handed person like me, I found it difficult to use. Returned to Amazon and ordered this electric machine. We have used it numerous times and it does a great job grating. Carrots, potatoes (sliced and grated), cucumbers but mostly cheese. We buy big blocks of cheese when on sale. Grate up cheese, make up our own combinations and freeze for future use. OMG, doing the cheese was like a breeze and we were done in no time flat. A bit expensive for sure but for someone with mobility issues, this has proven to be very helpful in the kitchen.
STAY FADED BRAND
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2024
I bought this so I can make homemade chips. And ended up loving how great it is to make hashbrown. It comes with solar many attachments I have it for a month its solid base its easy to just twist the attachment its so easy to use and clean. It works amazing its worth every penny I spent on it. Grab your today. The way it's built and it's amazing design it saves you space that (it take little space).
Bel Reyna
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2024
This is very difficult to use because it does not have a on and off button you literally have to hold down the cheese grater, and the button for power at the same time. It’s very difficult to use. It’s not an easy clean either.
Charity B.
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2024
I purchased this grater because my family consumes an above average amount of cheese. I don't want the additives to pre-grated cheese. I searched for the least expensive but best reviewed electric grater and walla, here we are.I was a bit apprehensive about it not being dishwasher safe. Seriously, if I'm buying an electric grater do you really think I'm the kind of consumer that wants to hand wash something? Hardly.It was easy to put together. It was surprisingly exciting. After assembly, I placed the cheese hunk into the feeder and pressed it down. The rush of seeing the now shredded cheese was met with disappointment that it was over so quickly. As I disassembled the grater I tried to think of an excuse to grate more cheese.It took me far less time assembling, grating and then hand washing the grater than it would to grate the cheese that I needed for dinner. This is definitely a keeper in my book.Also, you may want to purchase something to hold the grater cones. Those little devils are sharp. You wouldn't want those rolling around in a drawer.
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