Grater Tomgast T-80013 — medium narrow grater, handheld kitchen grating tool

Tomgast T-80013 is a handheld medium narrow grater designed for efficient kitchen use. The grater features a medium-fine cutting surface intended for processing cheese, vegetables, citrus zest and chocolate. Its compact form and ergonomic profile allow comfortable one-handed operation and make it suitable for grating directly over bowls, plates or pans for immediate collection of ingredients.

Advantages

The medium narrow blades deliver consistent, medium-fine shavings while minimizing clogging and effort. The handheld design is compact for simple storage and quick access on a countertop or in a drawer. The grater’s surface provides uniform results across a variety of foods and is suitable for both soft and semi-hard ingredients. The tool’s shape allows controlled grating over a container, reducing waste and simplifying collection of grated material.

Suitable for

• Grating semi-hard and soft cheeses (e.g., cheddar, mozzarella)
• Preparing vegetable garnishes and salads (carrots, cucumbers)
• Removing citrus zest for baking and cocktails
• Shaving chocolate for dessert toppings
• Small-portion grating tasks during meal preparation

Key specifications

• Form factor: handheld, compact grater
• Cutting surface: medium-fine, narrow blade pattern for consistent shavings
• Typical applications: cheese, vegetables, citrus zest, chocolate
• Operation: ergonomic one-handed use over bowls or plates
• Storage: easy to store in kitchen drawers or utensil racks

How to use

Hold the grater firmly with one hand and the ingredient with the other. Press the food gently against the medium narrow blades and move it along the grating surface using smooth, even strokes. Grate over a bowl or plate to collect shavings directly. For citrus zest, rub only the colored outer peel and avoid the bitter white pith. Clean the grater promptly after use to prevent residue buildup; rinse under running water and use a brush if needed. Dry thoroughly before storage.

Usage recommendations

Use moderate pressure and steady motion to preserve the blade edge and get uniform results. For safety, keep fingers away from the grating surface; stop grating when the piece becomes small or switch to a fork to hold the last portion. Avoid grinding very hard items that could damage the blades.