Cambom 5 in 1 Rotary Cheese Grater Hand Crank Cheese Shredder for Fresh Cheese, Vegetable, Nuts,Non-slip Suction Base, Five Blades, White

This stays in place on my counter, easy to clean, makes quick work grating with less build up around the grating tube than my Kitchen Aid. I use my K.A. often but I wanted something for the counter instead of having to reach up to grate veggies. This is fantastic! A great buy!

Super easy to put together, perfect size, makes grating things soooo much easier and quicker than a normal standing grater. I like how it suctions to the counter so it stays in place and doesn't move, good value for money, and it is very easy to cut with and move around as needed.

I have no complaints this is a must have in every kitchen

I love this grater! It is much easier to use than my other one and it grates the cheese very fast and evenly. It is easy to put together and take apart to clean. The only thing I had issues with is that no matter what I’ve tried the suction cup feature does not work very well so it doesn’t secure to my counter. Fortunately this really doesn’t affect how it functions, just slides around a bit.

I like to shred my own cheese and thought I was stuck with my old box grater until my daughter showed me one similar to this. I sorted through the options and ordered the Cambom version and couldn't be happier. Absolutely sticks to the counter when shredding, does a great job and taking it apart for cleaning is a snap. Being able to take it apart also helps with storage. We've used all three wheels and each works great - fine shredding, coarse shredding and slicing (worked wonders on carrots). My wife shook her head when I used the coarse shredder on Spam for nachos - but worked perfect and turned out great. Highly recommend.

Moved - waiting for my stuff to get here and really didn't want to buy a crappy food processor while waiting for mine just to shred tons of cheese and potatoes. Enough about my issues.First run with it I forgot to rotate the "lock" dial on the base so it was a pain to hold and shred - however if you followed the instructions it locks down on a smooth counter or stove just great and is super easy to use at that point. I can shred a large potato really fast - way better than a grater, not much slower than a food processor. Cheese goes through faster.Breaks down and washes up fast.it comes with a fine grater cone and a slice/chipping one that's good for Parm but I haven't needed them yet. First rotatary grater/shreder I've used and totally love it.

This little grater works like it cost $100. It cuts cheese, carrots, mushrooms, etc, with no issues. It is great to have, when making salads. It cleans up super easy, too.

Used it for the first time this morning to shred up some potatoes for my first ever try at homemade hash browns.Holy guacamole, I made so such! I couldn't resist. Was so easy, kept throwing in potatoes until the receiving plate could hold no more.Heated up some avocado oil and butter, added in and browned the shredded potatoes, added some salt and fresh pepper... added sunny side up eggs, bacon and toast... ain't no diner got nothin' on my new morning fixation of by-my-own hand hash browns. So fresh, crispy and good!Impression of this unit from pre-cleaning, to use, to post-use cleaning - as it should be simple simple design, that feels well made and suited to lasting for quite a while so long it's not abused.Easy cleaning after potato shredding. Guess is, cleaning after cheeses will be more involved, but the design is so simple am anticipating no big deal.Part of the secret to longevity with items like this, is don't be foolish. If whatever you put in it is making it so you have to force the handle around with difficulty, then you're inviting failure.The other smart thing, is to cut up into smaller slices what you stick in the neck to be grated/shredded. Just because the neck is like 2x2 inches (a guess), doesn't mean you should be shoving in something that's 1.99l inches by 1.99w inches.. The food your putting in can be tall (height), it's about length/width.My suggestion is, keep what your shoving into the neck to about no more than half the size of the opening. It's not about a testing it's limits, it's about using it wisely.There's a bunch of other brands out there for similar price and features. I went with this one because of so many 5 star reviews along with it being a best seller, plus the listing had a 5 dollar coupon making it a no brainer.No more bagged shredded de-caking ingredient laden cheeses for my kitchen. Blocks of 100% cheese only.I'll update this review after I shred up some block cheese, and a wedge or two of Parmesan/Romano. My prediction just based on instincts and experience regarding product design quality and materials durability is that of having more positive experiences.My sense is I'm going to have to keep myself from grating/shredding up more than I need just because it's so easy compared to a stand up grater box.Should mention, I first went with a metal hand grater before deciding to spend a few dollars more for something like this. Those metal hand graters are for the birds. Returned mine. The plastic versions are just as bad only they'll break faster.Having a pasta dinner, used to grating the cheese as needed? Don't be silly. Get something like this. Grate up some before serving the meal, and have the grated stuff on the table in a small bowl or in a generic fill shaker.Now I need to get rid of the potatoes I have left before they go bad. Am sensing some homemade potato chips will be cooked up and on the counter by tomorrow sometime.Follow-Up: Block cheese is so much better (cheaper too) than bagged pre-shredded, and no sweat for this unit. 3lbs of block cheese in around 5 minutes, including set-up and sink cleaning.Hard cheese like Parmesan? No problem! You could shred up a entire wedge before the water for the pasta even thinks to boil - with zero skin loss due to the now obsolete hand graters.

I bought this for shredding cheese and such. It’s super easy to use, put together, take apart and clean. Suctions onto my counter top brilliantly. I love this new addition to my kitchen.

Diesen "Karottenwolf" habe ich bestellt um schneller, aber mit Hände, Karotten ohne Reibe zu reiben. Natürlich gibt es kein ähnliches Gerät mit Trommel, der reibt alles fertig - ich meine, ein bisschen kleine ungeriebene Menge von Karotten bleibt zwischen Trommel und Gehäuse, aber es ist gar kein Problem. Sehr schnel für 1-2-3 wird das Gerät zusammengebaut, eehr gut ist Ausstattung mit festem Saugnapf, dass Gemüsenwolf nicht rutscht. Für 10-15 Euro billiger wäre es Super.

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Bags of grated cheese nearly twice the price of a block by the same weight at the supermarket . This grater made grated cheese in a couple of minutes out of a 500g block. Easy to use and clean. Well made and very pleased with my purchase 🙂. Pay for itself in no time.

Does exactly what it says it'll do, and makes quick work of whole vegetables and bars of cheese! Really happy with how much it's helped with a usually tedious task. A bit hard to set up the first couple of times, but great after.