i disabled replies because it made it to the discover tab and i was getting 50 replies an hour that were like "I have a cheese grater. I use it to grate cheese, which I grate with my cheese grater."
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josh-wa
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Like a whole cabinet dedicated to drying dishes?
Gosh thats like a whole other level of indulgence.
I have a plastic tray by the sink. It serves me well.
Oh.
Oops.
Sorry about that.
Just use a portable belt sander. Or for the truly deranged, break it into tiny bits by hand.
https://youtu.be/NPm9Miy5QNc?si=rs1W-WZYqi1H__rF
He said it was the most violent book he has ever read.
A fitting dungeon for those appliances
Some of you are placing the opinion here, where it simply takes up too much space.
anyone arguing this can get into the utensil drawer. :P
The form of your cheese is an essential component of the cheese eating experience.
Why not just smash your cheese with a hammer?
Then you will be forced to smash it with another tool of blunt force, like like, erm, an old school football trophy thats been gathering dust on a shelf above the telly for years
and won't you look silly then
In fact, I think between us we may have accidentally developed a new culinery artform, hammer smash cheese. It's a winner.
Just the right shape to prevent the cupboard drawer closing without fiddling about
I find it the perfect utensil for that clutter draw that hasn't been cleaned out in 5 years, It reminds me that the drawer really needs sorting out, a reminder I promptly ignore.
yeah I've got one of those
I grate cheese with it.
Oh, and you're back on Discover btw.
It should be kept in the bin of odd-shaped, miscellaneous tools like funnels and mandolin slicers, underneath the microwave and toaster oven.
Sheesh!
Btw, the cheese grater belongs in that draw full of crap that you haven't cleaned out in 5 years, the one with the shoe laces, assorted screws and wall plugs, and used batteries
lol