Rösle Stainless Steel Medium Grater, Wire Handle, 16.1-inch

On time delivery. The grater is beautiful and sturdy. Easy to use. But it is not Sharp. But I really don't know how sharp they should be. Progressive graters are very very sharp but feel is not sturdy. Compared to those medium and fine graters this one is very dull but sturdy.

Para fallar queso está muy bien. Para rallar limón o naranja recomiendo un tamaño más pequeño. Entrega perfecta y producto de calidad.

このグレーダーでにんじんを削ると、表面がざらざらになるので、ドレッシングがよくからみます。レビューに、切れ味が悪くて力が必要と書いている人がいますが、切れ味が良すぎると表面がつるつるにカットされるのでわざとそのようにしてあるのだと思いました。良い買い物でした。

Attention à la râpe julienne moyenne d'occasion en ce moment (23/06/2026), je l'ai commandé deux fois et à chaque fois j'ai reçu le modèle "Râpe à julienne épaisse" (6 trous par rangée), dans un emballage carton de la version "moyenne" qui selon les photos amazon et du site officiel Rösle, devrait comporter 8 trous par rangée.La dernière fois que je l'ai renvoyée, je l'ai recouverte de post it explicatifs et entourée d'impression des pages Amazon et Rösle pour mettre en évidence le problème, mais, peu de temps après, je constate qu'elle à nouveau est réapparue d'occasion sous la dénomination "moyenne" :(Donc si vous souhaitez le modèle "épais", prenez le modèle "moyen" d'occasion, elle est en super état ;)

This grater is not a good one. It is huge so needs a very large bowl underneath to accommodate it. It is awkward and unstable to use. It is not sharp so grating takes a lot of work. Other graters I have owned are superior to this one. The reason I purchased this in the first place is that it was recommended by America’s Test Kitchen. For my own kitchen, it was not a good purchase and I do not recommend it.

I've had this grater for a couple months now and I absolutely love it. I've always had an issue with box graters with losing the lower inch or two of grating surface because there's no finger clearance between the bottom of the grater and the work surface. The legs on the Rosle lift it up off the work surface, assuming you're not using it over a bowl, and allow you to make use of the entire grating surface.That brings up one of the other great features -- the very generous grating surface. It makes quick work of any grating task for which this is the right tool. Each pass over the grater produces a lot of grated product. The long strokes that are possible with this grater also allow for much longer shreds than I've gotten with any other grater. The length of the shred is going to depend on the size of the item being shredded, but this grater does not force you to use short strokes that terminate before the item has made a full pass. I'll often get cheese shreds that are a good three inches long.Being able to anchor the grater over the rim of a bowl is a nice feature. I don't find it works all that well with cheese because the pressure required to shred the cheese is too great and the bowl tends to slide around a lot. I find it easier to stand it on the legs and work at more like a 45 degree angle. But placing the grater over a bowl is excellent for shredding other items that require a bit less effort, such as carrots or potatoes.I was originally a bit afraid the medium grater might not be coarse enough for cheese, but after using it I think this size is just about perfect. It's coarse enough that the gratings have some definite substance to them but not so coarse that cheese takes a long time to melt. I do use a fine tooth grater for hard cheeses, but for everything else this grater is excellent.I must admit I was more than a little reluctant to spend this much on a grater. Now that I've had it a while I'm very glad I did. It's a very well built, sturdy, high quality kitchen tool. I've only had it two months but I can't imagine it ever falling apart. It's all stainless steel so, with anything approaching reasonable care, rust should not be an issue.On the topic of care, I've found I need to be vigilant when cleaning it. I've had cheese get stuck on the back top side of the teeth. The indentations are deep enough it can be difficult to get a sponge it there with enough force to dislodge stuck on cheese. A stiff brush works well to thoroughly clean the back side. I wouldn't suggest it for the front unless you want shredded bristles in your dish water.Given the price this is clearly a tool only for those who do a lot of grating in the kitchen. If that's you, you won't regret this purchase.I paid full fare for my grater and have no financial interest of any kind in Rosle or Amazon.UPDATE: I've had this grater for almost 2-1/2 years now. My feelings about it are still exactly the same as what I wrote above. I've probably averaged about two uses a week over that time. I've found that some tools, in the workshop and in the kitchen, are an absolute pleasure to use, and this definitely falls into that category. Every time I use it I'm happy I made the decision to buy it. It still shreds like a dream.