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On Sep 19, 2:21 pm, Steve Wertz > wrote:
> On Wed, 19 Sep 2007 10:23:28 -0700, Mike wrote: > > The thread about the new Ziploc Steam Bags reminded me of a new item > > that we've been enjoying at our house. It's Kraft Grate-It-Fresh > > parmesan cheese. It's got a grater built on to the package and you > > just turn it to get freshly grated parm. When all the parm is gone, > > you just throw the whole thing away (or recycle it hopefully). I like > > fresh parm and I don't miss the hassle of cleaning the hand-held > > grater. This item costs about $4 IIRC for 7 oz.. > > How hard is it to clean a grater? As soon as your done, you > rinse it off while rubbing your fingers over it. Especially for > parmesan/romono - what could be easier - even a moron could do > that. > > -sw And only a moron assumes that everyone has the same kind of grater that he does. |
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