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Cleaning Cheese Graters |
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Actually this is an after cooking tip. When washing the cheese grater use a bottle brush such as for baby bottles (they are sold at dollar stores.) Just add soap to the brush rub a little with your hand to create a lather scrub your grater inside and out rinse as usual.
By Nikki Carr from Millersburg, PA
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RE: Cleaning Cheese Graters
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Post By Carol Churchill (Guest Post)
(03/30/2006)
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Before using, spray your grater with cooking spray (Spray and Cook in SA).
RE: Cleaning Cheese Graters
I put my cheese grater in the dishwasher. It comes out clean every time.
RE: Cleaning Cheese Graters
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Post By (Guest Post)
(03/28/2006)
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Toothbrushes are also great for this. I buy a package of six or so at the $1.00 store and have one or two at the kitchen sink for whatever comes along.
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