The correct usage of a french ceramic garlic grater

[curious aardvark]

[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30AtS--or3A[/yt]

Job done :-)

These graters can also be used for nutmeg, root ginger, horseradish (rather you than me ) and apparently parmesan as well :-)

I only ever use mine for garlic.
Clean up is just as simple, you just rinse it under the tap and drip dry or a quick wipe with a teatowel.

I've had this one for about 7 - 8 years. And it works as well today as it did when I got it. The garlic paste produced is finer than you can get by just about any other method. Which gives you a stronger flavour in your food.

No home should be without one in my opinion :-)

[Fishawn]

[Richtee]

OK so now I gotta look for an American one.

[Broke @ss Cooker]

I have got one had it for about 5 years and just love it...!!! And ya I was using it backwards. Thanks for the tip C A !!!

[tenacious bee]

And in true American fashion.......Straight outta Florida...by one get one free with extra stuff thrown in!!! LOL.
http://www.ceramicgrater.com/?gclid=...FYd9OgodJ1f81g

Complete with postage and handling scam included .

[SMOKE FREAK]

My wife bought one from a joker at the state fair......Said she needed it for nutmeg...

"Dear...I have a grater for nutmeg...Oh never mind..."

Year and a half later its never been used...

[THE ICEMAN]

I only ever use mine for garlic.
No home should be without one in my opinion :-)

I always thought those were some sort of fancy coaster.

So I take it from the accent you aren't related to the Windsor's?

Nice work CA.

[Richtee]

I always thought those were some sort of fancy coaster.

Yeah, that your beer glass din't stick to right?

So I take it from the accent you aren't related to the Windsor's?

Freakin' close to Cockney I'd say, right-o!

[crusty ol salt]

well a man should learn something new every day, i now have more trivial information stored away it blocking the way of the good stuff...

actually i have never seen one, but i'll be looking for one now

[curious aardvark]

Yeah, that your beer glass din't stick to right?



Freakin' close to Cockney I'd say, right-o!

oh hell no !

I was born in gods own country - that's yorkshire to you heathens

The accent was acquired in part from my parents (one of whom was indeed born within the sound of bow bells) and partly from a generic forces accent you get from lots of different accents mixed up in forces schools.

I can do lots of other accents - next video I'll mix it up a bit :-)


LOve that ceramicgrater.com advert.
It actually says it's made in france lol and advertised by a dutch man :-)
Definitely an international product

[tenacious bee]

LOve that ceramicgrater.com advert.
It actually says it's made in france lol and advertised by a dutch man :-)
Definitely an international product

Now that I see how to use it I want one. Thanks for that. That link I posted is indicative of how a lot things are marketed nowadays. The fiance wanted a nu wave oven. It came with three "free" items. All you had to do was pay s&h of 9.99 each. Looking at each item I figure they owned them for about three dollars each.They wanted 29.95 to ship the oven to begin with. So what they want is almost 60 dollars in shipping to send about 15 pounds of stuff in one box. The person taking her order went on for minutes about how she should not pass on the free gifts. She ended up hanging up . We ordered it on line minus the free gifts and got free shipping.

[curious aardvark]

yeah if you look around you should be able to find the kits: grater, garlic peeler and brush, for well under $10.

here ya go - less than $8 delivered

Even cheaper on amazon
Can't get it to show me the shipping on that without actually buying it.