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Unless you are going for shredded (vs. grated) put a chunk of the stuff in a blender/processer and pulse to desired consistency.
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My food processor has a cheese grater blade. I like the little hand crank one though, need to get a new one.
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I use the food processor for the hard cheeses. Small batches and I vacuum seal them in a quart mason jar. The hand cranks are great, but I have a couple of nice microplanes for the smaller jobs. Oh and microplanes are great with nutmeg and cinnamon.
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You grate hard cheeses days in advance of using them?
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One of these does the job just fine.
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