Our top pick is the Microplane Premium Classic Series Zester/Grater. Serious Eats / Irvin Lin Our favorite rasp-style grater is the Microplane Premium Classic Series Zester/Grater. It zests or grates ...

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When it comes to kitchen equipment, there are some instances where you must accept no substitutes. Like for a sharp chef's knife, or a heavy-bottomed cast iron skillet. Or a Microplane rasp grater.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Can you remember life in the kitchen before the microplane? This handy grater tackles so many tasks that it's hardly ever out of ...

There are several dishes and drinks that drastically improve with just a little dash of nutmeg. From pumpkin pie and cookies to hot chocolate and eggnog, all of these things truly come to life when ...

Take surgical steel and cut an array of precision, razor sharp teeth into a comfortable, handy kitchen tool and you’ve got the Microplane elite series graters — which are best kept in their protective ...

Saying "Why do I need a Microplane? I already have a grater!" is like saying "Why do I need a Subaru? I already have a Dodge Neon!" You might save money in the short term with a less expensive ...

Home cooks have stocked their kitchen drawers with Microplane graters and zesters for 30 years. These sharp, dependable tools come in a variety of shapes and sizes — rasps, paddle-style, rotary, box ...

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