It’s like how people ask for a Kleenex when they want a tissue — people ask for a Microplane when they really want what’s called a zester or rasp-style grater. I’ll be honest; I was one of ...

So, when Microplane offered to send me one of its graters, I decided to welcome a new addition into my kitchen. Here's why I swear by it now. This is a zester and a grater in one and the length of ...

Thanks to the cheese grater’s small ... “I've been using my Microplane Classic Zester for over a year, and it's still as sharp as the day I bought it,” one happy shopper wrote.

A rasp-style grater, with its short ... He uses the 12-inch Classic Microplane for pastries. “Using the premium classic zester is beneficial for grating chilled, firm butter directly from ...

All these years later, my zester is still trucking ... By contrast, an etched grater (which is what most Microplane-style zesters are), is produced through a process called photochemical machining.

Wether you have a Microplane or another brand of zester, these fine rasp-style graters are one of our favorite kitchen tools. We use them to zest citrus, and to finely grate ginger, garlic ...