Triangle Tools Cheese Grater

This cheese grater comes from triangle Tools’ Soul line, a series of high-quality kitchen tools developed for design lovers and gourmands alike. The grater comes with super-sharp teeth designed with a photo-etching process, a method that involves using photosensitive film and an acid bath to precisely dissolve a stainless steel sheet to produce the teeth, which behave like knives rather than simply ripping up food. The grater’s handle is made from smooth cherry, plum or walnut wood sourced from local orchards and forests; the handles are carved in nearby Sauerland before being fitted with the stainless steel grate in Solingen—a region of Germany famous for knives, kitchen tools and flatware—with renewably sourced electricity. This grater comes in a reusable gift box, ideal for last-minute gifting or (spoiling the chef in your life).

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Dimensions:Length: 9.5 inches; Width: 2.2 inches; Height: 1.4 inches

Materials: 18/10 Stainless Steel; Cherry, Plum or Walnut Wood of German Origin

Place of Origin: Solingen, Germany[/accordion] Care and Use [/title]Care: Hand-washing is recommended; dry immediately.[/accordions-break] Solingen, Germany: the City of Blades. [/banner_heading] For centuries, Solingen, a city in western Germany, has been synonymous with high-quality knives, tools and cutlery. What’s to thank for the city’s blade-making prowess? The city’s copious natural resources. Historically, the currents of Solingen’s rivers provided enough power to dependably fuel the city’s factories and steam-operated machinery, giving the city an edge over other industrial hubs for churning out consistent blades. Nearby ore deposits, forests (for a steady supply of timber), an influx of German and Austrian sword smiths and proximity to trading hubs, like Cologne, kept Solingen at the forefront of knife and flatware production. [/banner-text-break]