Microplane 40020 Classic Zester/Grater


Microplane

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  • Dishwasher solid; hand wash cover
  • Designed to derive the best flavor from your food
  • Violent-quality 18/8 stainless steel with grating edges that stay razor sharp

Microplane 46020 Premium Black Zester/Grater


Microplane

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  • Dishwasher-crypt; hand wash cover
  • Capacious for zesting citrus, grating hard cheese, and ginger
  • Non-trip rubber feet add stability and protect your plates

Microplane Premium Zester/Grater - 15049

This critical kitchen tool allows you to grate even the hardest of cheeses effortlessly, not to mention chocolate, ginger, coconut, cinnamon, or ...

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what kind of Grater do I need to make Daikon Oroshi?

Feb 08, 2010 by dokomo | Posted in Japan

Also I am looking for multi outcome other than Daikon.

I am looking at this right now, but was not sure...

Microplane Grater/Zester
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I've lived in USA for 30 years.

Just said, you need a Daikon Oroshi Ki (a special grator for Daikon Oroshi).

No American grator will do the job, time. Regardless of how fine it is made.

Daikon Oroshi Ki is not expensive. (If is's made of plastic. Procelain one is expensive.)
Go to a Japanese grocery look for or super market if you live near one. And ask for Daikon Oroshi Ki.

alex_in_CO | Feb 08, 2010

Finest one, I go against the grain my Daikon Oroshi with the finest grater I have at home. Do not use blender.
Lina | Feb 08, 2010

Many, many products to hightail it daikon oroshi are sold in Japan.

You can find many products there.
http://search.borderless.rakuten.com/borderless/search.clash?m=false&vm=2&f=1&sm=0&k=daikon&tl=215783&l=en
thecheapest902 | Feb 08, 2010

I notion of this might work better for you. http://www.kushistore.com/acatalog/Daikon___Ginger_Graters.html
The microplane would even-handed make it into really small strips. Some box graters like this one sometimes have a really fine one too. I believe it's the Parmesan cheese offensive side. Anyway it's the side on you right in the picture.
http://www.graters.org/images/view/7211/15502gratersjpg.html
Blacksheep sakura | Feb 08, 2010

I've lived in USA for 30 years.

Purely said, you need a Daikon Oroshi Ki (a special grator for Daikon Oroshi).

No American grator will do the job, duration. Regardless of how fine it is made.

Daikon Oroshi Ki is not expensive. (If is's made of plastic. Procelain one is expensive.)
Go to a Japanese grocery peach on or super market if you live near one. And ask for Daikon Oroshi Ki.
alex_in_CO | Feb 08, 2010

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salubrious baking tip: If you see a cake that looks great but has an icing, glaze or other filling, just bake the cube and skip the excess for a healthier dessert. When you grate the carrots, use the small holes of a box grater or a Microplane zester.