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This the quintessential "finishing tool" for the sophisticated host. It brings the professional kitchen experience directly to the dining table, allowing you and your guests to add a fresh, aromatic dusting of cheese or spices to any dish.
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CloseAs part of the Oslo collection, this mini grater is designed with a "less is more" Scandinavian philosophy.
European Oak Handle: The short, rounded handle is crafted from authentic oak, offering a warm and sturdy grip that fits perfectly in the palm of your hand.
Compact Silhouette: Its small stature makes it incredibly unobtrusive. It can sit neatly on a small side plate or directly on the table without crowding the centerpiece.
Don't let the "mini" tag fool you; this tool is highly efficient. It features a fine-grade stainless steel etching that is perfect for hard ingredients:
Hard Cheeses: Ideal for tableside grating of Parmigiano-Reggiano, Pecorino, or aged Manchego over pasta, risotto, or salads.
Zesting: A fantastic tool for zesting citrus fruits (lemons, limes, oranges) directly over desserts or into cocktails.
Spices: Use it to grate fresh nutmeg, cinnamon sticks, or even ginger to add a punch of flavor to lattes or soups.
Chocolate: Perfect for adding delicate shavings of dark chocolate over a cappuccino or a bowl of fresh berries.
High-Grade Stainless Steel: The grating surface is sharp and durable, designed to stay keen through years of use.
Stability: Despite its size, the construction is solid, ensuring the grater doesn't flex or bend when you apply pressure to a hard block of cheese.
To preserve the beauty of the natural oak:
Hand Wash Only: The heat and chemicals of a dishwasher will strip the natural oils from the oak handle. A quick rinse in warm soapy water is all it needs.
Dry Thoroughly: Wipe the stainless steel and the wood dry immediately to prevent any moisture from sitting.
Wood Maintenance: A light coating of food-safe mineral oil every few months will keep the handle looking rich and prevent it from becoming brittle.