That is also a lot of money for a purely functional tool. $68.00, I assume USD, which is 58.51 EUR. Everything else here, I can imagine using to serve a dish to guests, acting as a conversation piece. But do you ever grate things as a finishing touch at the time of serving, not back in the kitchen while preparing the dish? This seems like a tool that would be kept in the kitchen and would never be seen by guests, in which case it’s really not any better than a cheap/functional grater.
Yeah, no way I’d actually use that one.
That is also a lot of money for a purely functional tool. $68.00, I assume USD, which is 58.51 EUR. Everything else here, I can imagine using to serve a dish to guests, acting as a conversation piece. But do you ever grate things as a finishing touch at the time of serving, not back in the kitchen while preparing the dish? This seems like a tool that would be kept in the kitchen and would never be seen by guests, in which case it’s really not any better than a cheap/functional grater.
Your guests dont hang out in the kitchen? Or is that a Midwest US thing?
Its so common here that its expected to keep your kitchen clean when guests come because they will be spending time there.