A grater is an inconspicuous, yet useful, kitchen device that makes preparing many dishes much easier. Just a few movements are enough and vegetables, fruit or, for example, yellow cheese will be grated into small pieces. Prepared in this way, they are ideal for, among others: for salads or pizza.
What is the fourth side of the grater used for? You will start using it from today
A popular grater made of metal usually has four sides with different sized holes. What do we use them most often for?
- The largest holes they are suitable primarily for various types of yellow cheese for pizza or casseroles, as well as apples and carrots for cakes, and potatoes for other dishes. Butter also rubs off on them.
- With the help of tiny, closely spaced holes we will make shavings, for example of parmesan for pizza and pasta, or chocolate for desserts. Some people also use them to grate old bread into breadcrumbs.
- Side with sharp, convex holes it is most often used for grating garlic, ginger or citrus peels.
- Long, double bladeswhich are used relatively rarely, are an ideal way to chop soft vegetables, such as cucumbers.
How to use a grater? If you do it this way, you are making a mistake
When grating cheese or vegetables, place it vertically and put a deep plate underneath into which the processed products should fall. This is usually troublesome because we rarely have a vessel large enough to hold the device without any problems, and it is easy for it to slip, not to mention pieces of cheese or cheese flying everywhere. A simple action can turn into quite a mess. Meanwhile, one creator showed how to grind the necessary ingredients in a much simpler way.
She showed how to use a grater easier. “I had no idea”
The secret is to place the grater on the table. Instead of vertically in a plate, arrange it horizontally. When you use it, the grated products will fall onto the inside of the opposite wall. – I was 43 years old when I learned it – admitted the woman. The “lying down” method reduces mess and problems with keeping the device upright. Although she was surprised by her discovery and the video was full of comments, not all Internet users shared her enthusiasm.
63 years old and I had no idea
You still have to put them in a bowl or plate, so using them right away saves one step
Looks much easier
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ADVICE! Just remember that if you have sharp holes on the opposite side, place the grater on a cutting board. This way you will protect the countertop from scratching.
Source: Gazeta
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