4-Discs Electric Grater, Potato Masher for Creamy Puree, 200W

This item work perfect, the only issue i have is the chute is to small they need to make a bigger size. So it work wonders.

Exactly what I needed and wanted. Small, powerful tool for my small kitchen. My first delivery arrived on time, but the machine most probably was not handled correctly while on delivery and did not work as expected. After contacting the company customer service, they sent promptly replacement. Thank you.

Works really well and way to clean at a good price

I gave this as a gift. The motor burned up on the very first use. The individual was grading cheese and you can only put a small amount in the port. This item was purchased because it seemed like it had a decent motor, but I do not recommend.

This thing is perfect for grinding herbs and making your own salts.

Works great, just wished the size of produce that went in was much bigger. Have to cut cheese blocks thin before using

Okay so I bought this on a bit of a whim because I’m always trying to make cooking a little less annoying, and honestly… I didn’t expect to like it this much.First off, it actually works. Like, really works. I’ve used it for cheese, veggies, even random stuff like nuts, and it handles everything without turning into a jammed-up mess (which I was fully expecting). It definitely saves time, especially when you don’t feel like dragging out a full food processor for something small.Setup was easy, and it’s not huge or bulky, so it doesn’t take over your entire counter—which is a win in my book. ()That said, it’s not perfect. You do have to cut things into smaller pieces first or it struggles a bit, and cleaning the different parts can be a little annoying if you’re in a hurry. Not terrible, just not “throw it in the sink and forget about it” easy.Overall though, I actually reach for this way more than I thought I would. If you cook even semi-regularly and hate prep work (same), it’s a solid buy. Also, this is surface level but I think the design looks nice and I appreciate that the blades aren't exposed for safety reasons.

I love this cheese grater, I use it every single week and buy blocks of cheese and shred them myself. It shreds entire blocks so fast, I mean like 30 seconds and done. It's changed the game so much for it. there's so many accessories for the shape and size of cheese you want. I haven't tried it for anything else yet but it's saved me so much time shredding cheese. Everything has been super easy to clean as well, I just stick them in the dishwasher. It's really easy to use as well. I read instructions the first time just so I knew how to put it together and haven't had any trouble since or any need to look them up, it's very easy and only require a few pieces. It's a nice size as well but does require a little bit of space to store. We go through a lot of parmesan and this has been so amazing, if you are a toddler mom with a picky pasta every night eater, this will save your sanity.

great

Getting to the only negative point I can think of with this, is that one of the slicers the very fine one, as you can see in the image, it is not pierced through the material completely, so that one is not usable. The rest of the slicers are perfect and are easy to replace and install.The main body is fairly light, easy to one hand it if you need to move about or do something else at the same time. Make sure to remove the blue cover on each slicer as the image shows there is quite a lot on it on both sides, but they do come off easily once you get one edge up.It has an insert for the bowl that is like a juicer bottom to let the juices flow down and only use the actual sliced veggies etc. The full inner compartment is dishwasher safe (thank god) and even the tube that you push the food down comes out straight. The small opening on the top has a see through chute and that can also be removed to clean.The instructions are clear but you dont really need it as its simple to disassemble and put it back. Takes up a small space so fits in a cupboard and will not take up a huge space like a desktop slicer would.Comes with a cleaning brush for the chute and a plastic knife scraper for stuff that gets stuck. The pusher has 2 small holes on the side so make sure no water gets into it, or if it does hold it upside down to dry to make sure no water accumulates inside it.Overall a great slicer takes up very small space and other than the 1 slicing head not being punctured all the way through I can not fault it.

This 4-in-1 electric cheese grater has quickly become a game-changer in my kitchen here in Canada, turning tedious prep work into something effortless and even enjoyable. The sleek black design looks modern and sturdy on the counter without taking up too much space, and the transparent sections let you watch the magic happen as it shreds or slices. It powers through cheese, potatoes, veggies, fruits, nuts, and even biscuits with consistent, even results every time—no more uneven hand-grating or sore arms. Being rechargeable means no hunting for outlets mid-recipe, and the battery holds up well for multiple sessions. Switching attachments is straightforward with a secure click-in system, and cleanup is a breeze since most parts rinse off easily or go in the dishwasher. The safety features keep fingers well away from the blades, giving real peace of mind compared to manual graters. For the versatility, power, and time it saves on everyday cooking, this is easily one of the best affordable kitchen upgrades I've added in a while—highly recommend if you're tired of manual chopping!

The idea behind this electric grater is quite appealing because it aims to replace several separate kitchen tools with one compact appliance.Having different blades for grating, slicing, chopping and mashing sounds convenient, especially for preparing vegetables, cheese, nuts and other ingredients without needing multiple gadgets taking up space.The design itself is fairly modern and it does not look out of place in a kitchen.That said, I do have some reservations about the actual build quality and how well it would hold up with regular use.The materials are mostly plastic, which is common for this type of appliance, but it does give the impression that it may need to be treated with some care rather than being something you would put under heavy pressure every day.The motor is only 200W, so while it may cope with softer foods and smaller amounts, I would be cautious about expecting it to handle tougher ingredients or larger quantities without struggling.The selection of blades is useful, and having stainless steel cutting parts is a positive point, but the overall performance will depend heavily on how sharp they remain over time.Some kitchen appliances like this can work well when new but become much less effective once the blades start to lose their edge.The potato masher function is also an interesting addition, although I would not expect it to produce the same results as a proper manual masher or a more powerful food processor.The one button operation makes it simple to use, and the compact size means it should be easy to store away when not needed.Cleaning is also an important factor with any food preparation appliance, and being able to remove the food contact parts makes life easier.However, with any appliance containing several plastic components and attachments, I would still be careful when washing and changing the blades to avoid unnecessary wear.For occasional kitchen jobs, such as preparing smaller portions, chopping softer vegetables or making basic mixtures, this could be a useful addition.I would be less convinced about relying on it for frequent heavy duty cooking, especially when dealing with harder foods or larger batches.The concept is good, but the long term reliability of the motor, blade sharpness and plastic components are the areas that will decide whether this becomes a genuinely useful appliance or something that ends up sitting unused in a cupboard.

The cut - be it as in picture or any other - great. The disks - each with a different cutting patern - work well. Shapr and so on.What is not so great is the fact that the 'feeding' tube ios long and narrow. That limits the use for other veg, like onions, fenels, potatoes!That renders it almost impossible to use for cutting, for example, potatoes for crisps.That'd my major thing with it.If you plant it to use it for parsley, carrot, cucumber, mejooli - that the one for you.Anything else needs to be cut in size to be able to fit in the tube.I hoped to replace my mandoline with it but I can't.Easy to use but needs a plug. The cable is really short!Nice cutting but nothing else. Even cleaning tools that come with it (a brush, a type of flat spatula) are not going to compensate for the lack of versitle functionality.And sorry, no way I would pay £49.99 if I were to buy it.(smaller size onion in picture)