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$40.00 Est. at Amazon

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we got rid of our manual cheese graters.
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it really does appear to be solid and well-built, especially in the most important bits, the cutting blades and slicer/grater disc.

$216.00 Est. at Amazon

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it would have been nice to be able to use the smaller bowls with a grater or slicer blade as well.
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thirdly, the center piece that keeps the grater/slicer in place often gets stuck which means that i have to pull out the blade assembly to get at the processed food.

$125.00 Est. at Amazon

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the blades that it comes with have been a life saver for shredding - i've shredding carrots for a carrot cake in no time flat without hurting my arms using the old box grater.
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when not in use -- there is no particularly good way to store the extra bowl and blade, or the grater/shredder, and all i've been able to do is set aside one area of a cupboard for these accessories.
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i especially like the small shreds when using the grater blade.
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on another try, i was making lasagna and the best part of owning a food processor is not having to grate the mozzarella cheese on a box grater, which (if you make a large tray of lasagna) you know
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the one thing i actively dislike about it is the difficulty in storing the (sharp) parts when not in use -- there is no particularly good way to store the extra bowl and blade, or the