Food grater

[Steve H]

So, after doing my last batch of potato pancakes. I noticed that my old Presto salad shooter had cracks in the shredding cone. This grater is 25 or so years old. So I wasn't too surprised. and it was the lower model. Not the pro model. So I did some looking around. And was happy to see these were still being made.
The one I had was very handy to have. And despite it not being the flagship model. It held up well to use and abuse.
So I went and ordered this.

This is their "Pro" model. It claims to have a stronger motor. And the feed chute is larger. Large enough to hold a whole potato. My old one needed the potatoes cut in spears.
We shall see.

 

[JC in GB]

That reminds me. I haven't made hash browns in over a year!

JC

 

[Steve H]

That reminds me. I haven't made hash browns in over a year!

JC

Homemade is far better!

 

[zwiller]

Good luck! Cool that it will take a whole one. My Cuisinart will fit all but the largest. That is, after I sat down and actually read the manual to learn how load them correctly.

Pretty sure I am nuking "par boiling" before shredding on next batch.

 

[chopsaw]

Just used it 2 nights ago . Had that thing since 1989 . For some reason I always kept it in the box .
That new one looks nice .

 

[JC in GB]

Homemade is far better!

For sure!

 

[Steve H]

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Just used it 2 nights ago . Had that thing since 1989 . For some reason I always kept it in the box .
That new one looks nice .

That's the one I have now! I was tempted to just buy the replacement cones. But decided to go whole new.

 

[motocrash]

Nice tool to have,hopefully you get 20 plus years out of it like the last one.
Mmm waffle iron hash browns.

 

[Steve H]

Nice tool to have,hopefully you get 20 plus years out of it like the last one.
Mmm waffle iron hash browns.

I have to find our waffle iron. It is still packed away some from the kitchen remodel.

 

[fowldarr]

I think I need one of these.....

 

[Bearcarver]

Nice!!
But I got enough freaking Toys!!!

Bear

 

[randyrayd]

I could use one, but where to put it? The spirilizer, mandolin, food processor, Ninja Foodi, quick pot, electric roaster, air fryer, et al, are taking up all cabinet space.

 

[Steve H]

I think I need one of these.....

They are pretty handy. And not bad price wise.

 

[Steve H]

Nice!!
But I got enough freaking Toys!!!

Bear

NEVER!!!

 

[Steve H]

I could use one, but where to put it? The spirilizer, mandolin, food processor, Ninja Foodi, quick pot, electric roaster, et al, are taking up all cabinet space.

LOL. I know the pain. And I'm thinking about the spiralizer next to be truthful....

 

[randyrayd]

LOL. I know the pain. And I'm thinking about the spiralizer next to be truthful....

Go for it! The spiralizer is actually the smallest of all that I mentioned.

 

[Steve H]

Go for it! The spiralizer is actually the smallest of all that I mentioned.

I've been eye balling them. Just wondering if the electric one or the hand crank one is better.

 

[Bearcarver]

I think Texas Smoker "Robert" uses one of those for his Shredded Taters, and I think he cooks about 12 meals a day!!

Bear

 

[gary s]

Nice, looks like a good one maybe you'll get 25 years out of this one

Gary

 

[xray]

I could use one of those too! I’ll make space next to my spiralizer for it!