Stalgast Six-Plane Vegetable Grater

A vegetable grater with six interchangeable planes transforms whole vegetables into uniform shreds, slices or ribbons without pre-cutting. The operator presses the vegetable against the selected plane; the sharp stainless-steel blades shear the flesh into the chosen profile while the frame holds the vegetable steady and protects fingers.

To use, the operator slides the desired plane into the frame, locks it in place, and draws the vegetable down the surface in a single motion. Each plane produces a distinct cut: fine shreds for garnishes, coarse shreds for salads, thin slices for gratins, julienne strips for stir-fries, waffle cuts for presentation, and ribbons for quick cooking. The frame's raised edges guide the vegetable and collect the grated product in the tray beneath.

The grater is constructed from stainless steel for corrosion resistance and easy cleaning. The planes are removable for thorough washing and safe storage. No electrical supply or additional tools are required; the unit is ready for immediate use on any worktop.

Cleaning follows directly from the construction: remove the plane, rinse under running water, and dry before reassembly. The stainless-steel surfaces resist staining and retain their edge through repeated use.

The catalogue places this grater in the manual food-preparation section alongside peelers, mandolines and box graters.