Ginger Peeler with Grater

It’s small enough to grade garlic

loved it

I absolutely love this little grater. Of course it's considerably more work then your usual garlic press but the results are worth it.First of all, all of garlic gets used up, no more wasted product. Second, garlic comes out smooth like puree, no bits and chunks, which means I can add it to my kid's food without any worries. Third, the clean up is a pure joy. No more standing there with a toothpick, picking stuck chunks out of the press (again, no wasted product). You just run it under the faucet and done.The only problem I'm having is securing a tiny garlic clove between my fat fingers, occasionally it does slip out but that's my fault, and i may just resort to using a fork or metal toothpick to hold on to it.Can't wait to use it as a lemon / orange peel grater for my desserts, but my next hope is that I can finally grate real ginger and stop wasting money on tiny jars of prepared one.

It’s not perfect but I do like it. It feels good in my hand (ergonomic handle). It peels ginger beautifully and is much easier to hold than a spoon. I do wish the grater/slicer had a wider surface area/blade but it works. I sliced consistent pieces and them diced them up for cookies, I also got a decent amount of grated ginger...not flakey gratings but it worked as well as mi ceramic grater or the micro plane when it comes to actual grating. The truth is, I have tried MANY ginger graters (materials and types) and none are perfect. It’s a hard little root to work with.So, this might not be a home run tool, but it’s not a dud either...it’s small so fits in the tool drawer no prob without taking up valuable space.

great

It’s small enough to grade garlic

loved it

I absolutely love this little grater. Of course it's considerably more work then your usual garlic press but the results are worth it.First of all, all of garlic gets used up, no more wasted product. Second, garlic comes out smooth like puree, no bits and chunks, which means I can add it to my kid's food without any worries. Third, the clean up is a pure joy. No more standing there with a toothpick, picking stuck chunks out of the press (again, no wasted product). You just run it under the faucet and done.The only problem I'm having is securing a tiny garlic clove between my fat fingers, occasionally it does slip out but that's my fault, and i may just resort to using a fork or metal toothpick to hold on to it.Can't wait to use it as a lemon / orange peel grater for my desserts, but my next hope is that I can finally grate real ginger and stop wasting money on tiny jars of prepared one.

It’s not perfect but I do like it. It feels good in my hand (ergonomic handle). It peels ginger beautifully and is much easier to hold than a spoon. I do wish the grater/slicer had a wider surface area/blade but it works. I sliced consistent pieces and them diced them up for cookies, I also got a decent amount of grated ginger...not flakey gratings but it worked as well as mi ceramic grater or the micro plane when it comes to actual grating. The truth is, I have tried MANY ginger graters (materials and types) and none are perfect. It’s a hard little root to work with.So, this might not be a home run tool, but it’s not a dud either...it’s small so fits in the tool drawer no prob without taking up valuable space.

great

It’s small enough to grade garlic

loved it

I absolutely love this little grater. Of course it's considerably more work then your usual garlic press but the results are worth it.First of all, all of garlic gets used up, no more wasted product. Second, garlic comes out smooth like puree, no bits and chunks, which means I can add it to my kid's food without any worries. Third, the clean up is a pure joy. No more standing there with a toothpick, picking stuck chunks out of the press (again, no wasted product). You just run it under the faucet and done.The only problem I'm having is securing a tiny garlic clove between my fat fingers, occasionally it does slip out but that's my fault, and i may just resort to using a fork or metal toothpick to hold on to it.Can't wait to use it as a lemon / orange peel grater for my desserts, but my next hope is that I can finally grate real ginger and stop wasting money on tiny jars of prepared one.

It’s not perfect but I do like it. It feels good in my hand (ergonomic handle). It peels ginger beautifully and is much easier to hold than a spoon. I do wish the grater/slicer had a wider surface area/blade but it works. I sliced consistent pieces and them diced them up for cookies, I also got a decent amount of grated ginger...not flakey gratings but it worked as well as mi ceramic grater or the micro plane when it comes to actual grating. The truth is, I have tried MANY ginger graters (materials and types) and none are perfect. It’s a hard little root to work with.So, this might not be a home run tool, but it’s not a dud either...it’s small so fits in the tool drawer no prob without taking up valuable space.

great