Say no to "cheese paste" and pieces of cheese all over the counter. As a recipe developer who's made lots of delicious cheesy recipes, I've grated and shredded a fair share—more like an enormous ...

Turns out, there are plenty of surprising reasons to grate your own cheese: it melts more smoothly, you get more bang for your buck and it tastes better, since freshly grated cheese doesn’t contain ...

We’ve all been tasked with the process of grating a block of cheese with a box grater at one point or another. And if you're using a classic box grater, it's likely you've tired yourself out in the ...

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Box graters are a versatile, easy-to-use kitchen tool that every true cheese lover needs. There are so many unique ways to use your box grater ...

I have many memories of my mom handing me a box grater and a brick of cheddar. More than once, I tried the wrong side. You know the one—it’s pokey with sharp, little star shaped holes and it ...