| Her shelves are stacked with cookbooks and clippings, her drawers filled with gadgets and graters. |
| Almost all the nutmeg graters in the Green Collection were made in England or America between the late seventeenth and early twentieth centuries. |
| I was looking at the cheese graters in the utensils aisle when some snot-nosed child came up to me with a pastry brush and started painting my jeans with it. |
| The common four-sided box graters have different-size holes on each side, but only the long, flat holes will produce the right shreds for a crispy pancake. |
| Zesters and box graters have small holes for this purpose, but a microplane grater makes the job easier. |
| Modern cheese graters have more than one side so the cheese can be sliced in different ways. |
