Handheld Cheese and Vegetable Grater Maestro MR-1193 with Wooden Handle

Maestro MR-1193 is a handheld cheese and vegetable grater with a wooden handle and a metal grating surface. Designed for everyday kitchen tasks, this grater enables shredding and slicing of cheese, root vegetables and firm produce. Its compact form factor makes it easy to store and use for meal preparation, garnishing and ingredient prep for cooking and baking.

Advantages

The wooden handle provides a comfortable and stable grip during use, while the metal grating surface offers durable performance for repeated shredding and slicing. The compact, lightweight construction simplifies handling and storage. The design is straightforward, allowing quick cleaning and efficient processing of common kitchen ingredients.

Suitable for

• Grating hard and semi-hard cheeses for salads, pastas and toppings
• Shredding carrots, zucchini and other firm vegetables for salads and baking
• Preparing garnishes such as lemon zest or chocolate shavings
• Small-batch food preparation and finishing touches during cooking

Key specifications

• Type: handheld box-style grater with flat metal grating surface
• Handle material: wood for ergonomic grip
• Grating surface: stainless metal suitable for shredding and slicing
• Use: manual operation without power source
• Size and weight: compact, lightweight design for easy storage and handling

How to use

Hold the wooden handle firmly and position the grater over a bowl, cutting board or plate. Move the food item along the metal grating surface using steady, even strokes to achieve consistent shreds or slices. Apply moderate pressure and keep fingers clear of the grating edge to avoid injury. After use, rinse off residue immediately and dry the wooden handle promptly to preserve its condition.

Usage recommendations

Use the grater for firm cheeses and vegetables; softer items may clog the grating surface. To extend the life of the wooden handle, avoid prolonged soaking and dry it thoroughly after washing. For safety, consider using a protective glove or a food holder when grating small pieces.