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how do you guys deal with the residue that gets stuck to the grater? like i said upthread, i was grating a lime peel last week, and so much of it got stuck between the grate holes. was i doing it wrong? i used a toothpick to get some of it loose, but man it seemed like i was losing a lot of peel to the grater
 
sounds like i need one of these fancy micro graters, they look solid
 
A microplane for nachos would be to whispy of cheese, need the actual cheese grater. Though ideally you use a larger handle held cheese grater, basically a microplane/block cheese grater hybrid.
 
when spreading cheese, you must follow a simple set of rules. below is an instructional video...



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there is also a lesser know style of spreading cheese, but it is a little less-controlled. below is an instructional video...




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Don't mess with androgen hormones that's how bkf the ranting old man conservative was created.
 
I did some cream of tartar research, and it looks like that's mostly a baking product

can't say I have much experience making meringue
 
how do you guys deal with the residue that gets stuck to the grater? like i said upthread, i was grating a lime peel last week, and so much of it got stuck between the grate holes. was i doing it wrong? i used a toothpick to get some of it loose, but man it seemed like i was losing a lot of peel to the grater

It's gone. Same issue for me the other night zesting a lime, felt like I lost like 1/3 of it to the grater. No reasonable way to get it out to use. Needed a micro plane bigly.
 
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