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Where to buy a long term rotary grater? |
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Where to buy a long term rotary grater?
Anyone?
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What is a long term rotary grater
But you can always try Lakeland they`re pretty good for gadgets! |
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i've not heard of these before but after a google
http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...=rotary+grater they look a right pain to clean! |
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I agree with lakeland!
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I bought one but I soon stopped using it. Awkward to use, you have to take it apart to clean and the grater blade wasn't that good. A microplane is all I use now, and well worth the money.
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Pampered Chef maybe?
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I have seen rotary graters in many places - even in Tesco, but what do you mean by long term? Are you just trying to say not a cheap one that will break in five minutes?
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A grater is for life just not for Xmas!
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