Gefu GF35370 Ginger Grater

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No modern cooking collection is complete without the right ginger grater—a tool that draws out maximum flavor and aroma from fresh ginger root, complete with all its health benefits and that inimitable spicy and invigorating taste.

I make every item by hand, so they are all unique and have somewhat varying dimensions and volumes – please expect slight differences from the photos. Grate your ginger quickly plus it cleans so easily, everyone needs one of these handmade tools in their kitchen. The convenient, snap-on cover doubles as a scraper to get every bit of paste off the grater and into your recipe, without getting the scent on your hands. It does an amazing job of grating ginger though - far superior to any conventional grater or microplane.Simple in its design and crafted from crisp white porcelain, the Sitaku Ginger Grater comes with fine teeth, suitable for ginger, garlic and root wasabi. They manufacture high-quality edged tools across industries or fields, from industrial precision cutlery to kitchenware.

Starter Set - 2 x Handmade hand painted, ceramic Graters, grater plates, tapas, dipping, juicing dishes …all in one - individual and unique. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. The cleaning arm lets you scrape off every last shred of fresh ginger, for total convenience and zero waste, while the dishwasher-safe materials are ideal for daily use. For years I’ve used the rasp-style Microplane zester-grater, which works great to cut through the root’s tough fibers.They have top market share in some categories such as peelers and their products are widely used in Europe, Asia, America, etc. Admittedly the Kyocera ceramic ginger grater is definitely a step up from my decades-old Asian market find that’s currently gathering dust. For over 400 years Japanese artists have been using the pristine white kaolin clay from Arita, Japan to craft their products. I tried using a slightly sub-par root that was lurking in my produce drawer and it turned into an unusable tangle with all the goodness tied up in the shreds.