Best Kitchen Slicers & Graters
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Great product great service what can I say but tkanks
Kleva Sumo Slicer 🏆 2026
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It does what it’s ment to do .. I bought one few years back and now they are a lot smaller!
Kleva Cube Cutter 🏆 2026
Very easy to use gave one to our son and he said it is better than slice bread Show details
Best Slicer Ever! Bar None!! – I have had one of these V Slicers for over 20 years so feel more than qualified to review it. It is exceptional, convenient, practical, light weight,… Read more
easy to clean and although a have a kitchen FULL of ‘Bells and Whistles’ this is always my first go to. A must for all kitchens. It is extremely sharp so I never use it without the safety food holder, you WILL cut yourself if you don’t. If you haven’t got one, go and get one, you’ll love it!
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My wife, my mum and I have all found the KitchenAid Go Cordless Grater Slicer Shredder to be an amazing addition to the kitchen and home. It is one… Read more
of those items that doesn't come along very often and COMPLETELY CHANGES THE WAY YOU LIVE - FOR THE BETTER!
WE LOVE IT!
My wife and I live with my sister in-law, we are homestay hosts for two school students (whom we have to cook three meals a day), we have our own children, we have children that often stay overnight, and we have chickens and ducks. On any given night we have ten people living in our home.
The most significant improvements to our life that we have found with the KitchenAid Go Cordless Grater Slicer Shredder is it is VERY EASY TO CLEAN & STORE - also very safe to store, it provides ease of use with the cordless functionality, very quick and efficient to make and to prepare food, it offers a variety of options to slice, grate and shred, and most importantly - AT EVERY STAGE - IT IS VERY SIMPLE TO USE!
With all the people we need to cook for - up to ten on any given night - we have so many appliances in the home and our kitchen bench space is over utilised. The KitchenAid Cordless is so easy to store and even when in use, it takes up a minimal amount of space on the bench. The cutting tools actually come in a beautiful looking and easy to store cylinder, so you are no longer cutting your hands on slicers and graters while looking through kitchen drawers. We store the cutting drums in our large kitchen drawers with the spatulas, ladle's etc.
The KitchenAid Cordless is so easy to use, my wife and I are going to recommend it to some of our clients. We are both in home disability and aged care support workers and many of our clients cannot do things like grate, slice and shred. The KitchenAid Grater, Slicer, Shredder has the potential to improve their health (diet) and quality of life considerably. The different blades are easily interchangeable and just click in and eject very easily, while the master unit has a simple one-button control.
IT IS SO EASY TO CLEAN, BOTH IN THE KITCHEN SINK AND DISHAWASHER!
My wife is Vietnamese Australian and my ancestry is Polish, so we are making coleslaws all the time. The shredder is perfect for making a coleslaw and will shred the entire coleslaw in less than a minute.
TAKING IT TO PARKS FOR BBQS - We have even taken the KitchenAid Go Cordless Grater, Slicer, Shredder to the park when he have a picnic, and made the coleslaws at the park. One a Vietnamese coleslaw and the second one a Polish coleslaw. The battery life is long lasting and will last about half an hour and it takes about a minute to shred a batch of coleslaw. The battery charge time is very quick and takes less than an hour to fully charge.
Also, if you are like us and have all day bbqs at home and like people to have fresh salad, it so so easy to make a second batch of coleslaw as the day turns into the evening.
The slicing blade is also perfect for slicing many foods eg beetroot, potatoes, carrots, cucumbers and onions. It is ideal for cooking dinners but I love it for my bbqs, as we like to cook and provide many foods other than meats. Fried potatoes on a bbq is a staple food item for me and the slice is so even, it makes the cook very easy and even.
We love the grater for the cheese that we have for our tacos as we often cook 2kg of mince meat so have tacos for many nights and go through many blocks of cheese. We also use the grater for nuts, which I have every morning. My sister in-law uses KitchenAid for grating chocolate as she is a pastry chef. Her feedback, as a chef, is that the KitchenAid Cordless Grater, Slicer, Shredder is the the most easy to use, store and clean device she has come across.
For whatever reason we can't explain, when we grate the cheese with the KitchenAid Go, it remains as single shreds of cheese. When we use the manual grater, for whatever reason, the cheese clumps together. My wife suggests this could be because when you use the manual grater, it heats the cheese because you are holding it in your hand, so the cheese then melts together. Try grating Kraft cheddar cheese manually and then with the use of the Kitchen Aid, and you will be amazed - like us.
The other amazing benefit when making something like tacos is that you might be grating carrots one minute and then cheese the next. In that situation, you can very easily rinse the blades under water and move onto grating the next food item.
We actually tried everything to look for negatives, but struggled. Other than perhaps saying it doesn't mow the lawn, which it isn't designed for, we struggled for a negative.
PETS - The perfect food for domestic chickens and ducks is left over vegetables and fruits. Anyone who feeds left over veggies to pets knows they often leave large amounts unless it is grated, which means rodents. It is simply not practical to pull out a electric shredder, grater etc to grate food daily for a pet, or leave such a large electric device it on the bench permanently. The KitchenAid Go Cordless Grater Slicer Shredder completely changes that equation, as it is very simple to clean the cutting blade and you can either leave it on the bench in a small gap, or pull it out easily each time you use it given the entire KitchenAid Go WEIGHS LESS THAN 1KG!
This solves all your pet feeding problems.
The KitchenAid Go Cordless Grater, Slicer, Shredder has improved the quality of life for my wife and myself given we regularly cook three meals per day for eight people, often cook for up to ten people and ideally we would provide grated veggies to seven ducks and chickens each day. We avoid processed foods for health reasons, Vietnamese people often have a cooked meal for lunch, so we are wondering how we ever lived without such an item in our kitchen. WE LOVE IT!
To be frank, you can't really go through the grind of preparing healthy meals and not having the Kitchen Aid Go in your kitchen toolbox. My mum has even asked us to buy her one so she can much more easily prepare her coleslaw's. Every Christmas and every birthday morning I remember my sisters manually grating away to create a large coleslaw. Those days are over.
Very happy with this slicer – Bought this for one purpose only, to slice home baked bread. The recipe & method used results in a very tough crusted loaf, and typical of a bread… Read more
maker, the loaf is quite tall, so difficult to cut manually. The machine arrived only a few days ago Ex Amazon, listed as "Ritter 501.020 Markant 05 Food Slicer", and it did a brilliant job, easily slicing through the thick crust, without force feeding it. Quality is typical of German made products, excellent fit and finish. Only time will tell if it lasts well, but initial impression is very positive, and the price was reasonable at Au$118. The only thing negative is the fact that it was delivered with two round pin plug, so had to use a cheap universal adaptor.
Great Slicer – I have had this slicer for years. It has sliced bread, ham, silverside and other meats. It slices well, still going strong. It is a bit of a pain to… Read more
clean, but nothing some hot soapy water and a brush doesn't fix. Would give it 5 stars, except for the cleaning issues, so gave it 4.
I purchased this slicer to slice bread and it does that very, very well plus so much more. I have never been able to slice bread evenly with a bread… Read more
knife but this Magimix Slicer does the job with great ease plus I can choose the thickness I want by the turn of the dial. I also use it to slice small amounts of cheese and vegetables now rather than get out my food processor because the clean up with the slicer is so much easier. This is a great addition to my kitchen and well worth the price.
5/5 for grater but only 3/5 for durability – This is the best and fastest grater I have ever used, especially for carrot and hard cheese and similar textured foods. It cuts the food in fine… Read more
julienne bits that are nice and clean without half the food sticking to the grater. I would rather forgo grated carrot altogether if I couldn't use this grater as it make the job so much easier. It comes with a small plastic piece for gripping the food item which is recommended as you can grate your knuckles if you're too close to the blades as it is quite sharp, though personally I try to be careful but have still had a few cuts. Extremely fast and easy. Though the blades are stainless steel and are still sharp they are held in plastic and this is the part of it that breaks and wears out over time if used (I use it a lot in summer for salads). They also have silicone bits on the corners which will come off in time (and have ended up in my food!). Had the rest of it been made in stainless steel or something more durable this could well of become a "forever kitchen item". I have bought 2 over the last decade and attempted to buy another (because the plastic housing broke) but unfortunately this exact same style is no longer available with a newer model style combining the julienne grating blade with another grating option - I have not gone for this as I have no need for the other grating option and it looks like there will be more stress on the plastic and it may break quicker in my opinion. It is a shame that such an efficient product is made in a way that it still can fall apart. These have cost me approx $28-$30 so not really cheap. I find microplane graters just okay for other foods but they still macerate carrot or other veg. I have found that this type of grater is called a Korean or Ukrainian grater as I am trying to find another to replace my broken one.
Great but short-life – As many have found, Microplane is great, better than many graters before. But it is not durable. Don't know whether it is planned obsolescence. … Read more
Mine disintegrated after a few years (using about once or twice a week for Parmesan), with the plastic frame first to go, then the very thin metallic foil began to split. For what the grater does, which is a relatively simple task, it is expensive (A$25-$50). For the price, there has to be some grater out there which does a equally good but lasts a lot longer.
I was lucky to receive one as a birthday present. So far I've only tried it with the slicing attachment but it works really well and most… Read more
importantly there's hardly any waste (unlike the extra attachments that came with the stick blender where chunks are left behind). Very easy to assemble and dismantle and quick to clean. Love it! Really looking forward to using it for grating cheese because I prefer to buy blocks since grayed cheese usually has anti caking agent added.
Great kitchen gadget – I have had mine for 10 plus years and use it often. Veggies are my go too. Like the option for different thickness and love no extra gadgets. Anything lower than a 4 would be user error. Clean up is a breeze, also. Show details
Don’t bother if you like sweet potato chips – Don’t bother using it to make sweet potato chips as if will break! Tried getting replacement blades from VGM International (supplier listed on box) who apparently don’t exist anymore so now this useless item will be going to landfill. Show details
The product didn’t do what I needed it too. But Vanilyn from customer service was such a help, fast response, friendly and she really helped. Thank you Vanilyn. Kind regards Anna Show details
Sturdy, does the job, and easy to clean – I use it for potato rosti and it was perfect for it. The strands held together in cooking much better than traditional grating. Despite being very… Read more
light, the whole thing doesn't shake much during use due to good suction on the base. Note that it leaves behind a slender cylinder core of the vegetable. But that is easily diced up afterwards.
My favourite feature is how easy it is to take apart and clean. There is nowhere for scraps to get stuck.
It does not cut Zoodles . so disappointed – The Slices are not cut through - left with fringe ..... did the designer actually make chips or noodles?????? It costs too much in postage to return it. Show details
Flimsy Slider – Found the slider a bit flimsy and doesn't hold securely in place. Have accidentally pushed it into the blade and damaged it. Pity as otherwise it is a good slicer. Show details
Best Electric Cheese Grater Around - Although might be hard to get at a reasonable price – The Ariete Gratì Metal Cheese Grater has a design that matches the classic, vintage model called the Ronson Presto that my mum and Nonna still have… Read more
from decades ago. Despite the design from ages ago, it looks great on the kitchen bench or on the wall if that's what you'd prefer, especially with the metal arm on top. Right out of the box, it's easy to see how user-friendly it is. Operating it is straightforward, and it's ready to go with just a press of a button.
Ease of Use and Charging: Using the Gratì is genuinely easy, which is something I appreciate in a gadget. However, the charging process leaves a bit to be desired. It’s rechargeable, and while that’s convenient, the NiMH battery is somewhat outdated, especially in today’s world where lithium batteries offer faster charging and better overall performance. With the Ariete, you're looking at quite a long charge time - upwards of 15 hours (according to the docs). That said, it compensates somewhat with a lasting charge; the device claims to grate up to 1 kg of cheese on a single charge, though I haven’t put that to the test.
Mounting and Accessories: One thoughtful design feature is the wall-mountable charging base. This is a nice touch for anyone looking to save a bit of counter space, keeping it ready to go when you need it. It comes with most of what you need, including the grater itself, the charging station, two interchangeable grating cylinders (a fine grate and a medium one), and a protective cover. Although it handles cheese grating well, an additional cylinder with a larger grate size would be useful for versatility.
Cleaning and Maintenance: Cleaning the Ariete Gratì Metal is straightforward but does require a bit of extra care. The device isn’t waterproof, so you’ll need to be cautious when rinsing it. Ariete does offer a waterproof model, though it’s nearly twice the price, which might not be worth it for everyone. For regular cleaning, a toothbrush or small cleaning brush works well to get into the small areas that tend to trap cheese residue.
Performance and Overall: Thoughts overall, the Ariete Gratì Metal is a solid choice if you’re looking for a rechargeable, aesthetically pleasing grater that handles its job well without too many frills. While it could benefit from a faster charging, more modern battery system and perhaps another grating cylinder option, it performs reliably and is easy enough to maintain. For those who want a more economical option that’s simple and functional, the Ariete Gratì Metal gets the job done, even if there are a few areas where it could be improved.
A little pricey for a cheese grater, but well worth it in my opinion. Can be purchased from Amazon.
Modification: After having used this for a while I figured out that this can be indeed converted to a lithium battery with a little electronic and soldering know-how. I purchased a 3.7V lithium battery and a small lithium battery charge controller IC (TP4056). Opened the unit and replaced the 2.4V NiMH battery with the lithium one, and mounted the charging controller inside the base station and connected the output to the existing charging contacts. To charge, I now plug in a USB C charger to the base and the grater will still charge from the base station as per normal. The result: The sightly higher voltage gives the grater more power (the motor turns slightly faster - yes, I'm aware that the higher voltage may damage the motor, but it hasn't happened yet), the battery holds it's charge for longer, and the battery will survive more recharge cycles before losing capacity.
Danoz Speed Slicer Lookalike – Bought one that looks exactly like this one, but not from Danoz. Mine has adjustable blade height knob and a pop-up julienne blades knob underneath… Read more
the slicer - not mentioned in the Danoz ad. Found it to be excellent for block cheese, which I put in the hopper. Fingers never go near the blade, which is great. Great for block cheese. Safe for fingers only the fact that there was no manual included in the box
When I saw this little gadget in action, I knew that I'd have to get one of them. There were a couple of negative reviews about it, but also a lot of… Read more
thumbs 'up' and since buying one myself and using it, I figure I got my money's worth. It's easy to use and just as easy to clean.
ADDS VARIETY and COLOR – Your able to add Variety and Color and more Health to any meal,especially pastas and Spaghettis and Stirfries,quickly.Colors of… Read more
carrot,zucchini,orange potatoes and more are attractive to children. I've even used potatoes for tuna rissoles to fast fry.
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Be warned if your considering the Microplane box grater as many others have mentioned the metal grater is top notch but the plastic frame has been… Read more
terribly designed cracking not long after purchase. I take extremely good care of all of my products never been in a dishwasher and thought I was buying a premium product, lesson learned please see picture of another of my Microplanes coming apart. I rarely post but feel compelled to bring these inherent faults to the general public.
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Bought this from woolies - WORST GARLIC PRESS EVER it won't even press one tiny piece of garlic - it was not cheap either, the $5 one I got from the… Read more
Reject shop does a better job thann this piece of crap... seriously Woolies - get this off your shelves, you are selling absolute trash to your customers
Handy Product – I have been using both the coarse and fine grater for a couple of months and I find them easy to use. The graters look good quality and work well. … Read more
They are slightly bent but once you get used holding and placing them I see no problem. Its a bonus having covers for protection and storage.
Very, very good but not the best – This Swiss made all metal peeler with a carbon steel blade is a very, very good peeler. However it is not the best. The best peeler I have ever had… Read more
is my recently deceased all metal Japanese made peeler. The two look almost exactly alike, except that my Japanese peeler was stainless steel with a serrated stainless steel blade that could peel soft vegetables like tomatoes!
Thank you to my daughter who researched online and bought this for me from Sydney's Peters of Kensington online store - a fantastic store that we miss dreadfully.
Please do not buy – I bought this a few years ago and couldn't get it to work properly - tearing food. Put it on the shelf and bought it out again this week. After… Read more
complaining my husband gave it a try - same result - no sliced or julienned food. The food holder is a terrible design. This item was $99 when I bought it.
A waste of money – I bought this grater for approx $39 on sale. An expensive mistake. I wish I could return it as it does not grate cheese as I expected - continuously clogged making it very tedious to shred - buyer beware - do not buy this product!!! Show details
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Not fit for purpose! – Turns zucchini to mush - doesn't cope with carrot. Traps food particles between the extremely sharp blades and the plastic casing. Difficult and… Read more
dangerous to clean. Lid/holder doesn't work. It doesn't grip the veges and isn't designed to push them all the way down the funnel. Not fit for purpose.
After minimal use the blade suddenly stopped spinning, after stripping it down I discovered the internal drive cog is stripped. no problem I thought,… Read more
easy to change. No. after contacting Lenoxx Electronics I get told spare ones are not available? then I read the company website and they are so proud of it being environmentally friendly even saying how good their packaging is. I wouldn't need more packaging if you could supply a 5$ plastic cog.
Trash! Doesn't work on making carrot noodles! Wastes half the vegetables you used. NOT WORTH 45 FARKIN DOLLARS! Show details
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