Any suggestions for a good all metal rotary food grater. I am in Canada.
u/SirAccomplished7804August 2, 2026r/BuyItForLife
Original postr/BuyItForLife
This post does not include additional text.
Collected discussion
6 comments
S
u/SafeObjective3842
restaurant supply is the move for sure. i got one from a local shop few years back and it still shreds like day one, no plastic parts to snap off
S
u/SirAccomplished7804OP
Great idea. Will check that out.
N
u/nzhockeyfan
Like a cheese grater? You probably want to check out your local restaurant supply store. Browne makes metal ones.
P
u/peraspera_adastra_
Got the Bessel sous chef 8 years ago and it’s still working like new- and I have high grating expectations and needs lol
A
u/Adept-Tale47
Great call on the restaurant supply route, those graters are built to last decades. I've seen Browne ones in use at diners for years without any issues.
T
u/T49irvine
Go on Etsy or eBay and find a vintage Mouli. I did.
restaurant supply is the move for sure. i got one from a local shop few years back and it still shreds like day one, no plastic parts to snap off
Great idea. Will check that out.
Like a cheese grater? You probably want to check out your local restaurant supply store. Browne makes metal ones.
Got the Bessel sous chef 8 years ago and it’s still working like new- and I have high grating expectations and needs lol
Great call on the restaurant supply route, those graters are built to last decades. I've seen Browne ones in use at diners for years without any issues.
Go on Etsy or eBay and find a vintage Mouli. I did.