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Question: does this grater disc work on cheddar cheese? Or is it too soft?
Document: I was looking for something to grind my nuts I thought this could work for me, but when I opened it, it  had no hole on the back side. It would be good for hard cheeses. I do have all the the other grater disc the products is exellent , I wanted something finer then what I have. I had to  return it, but I wish it could of worked for me.The return was excellent service.
I initially bought this blade with the intention of using it to grate cheese, a task which it handles perfectly. Harder cheeses work best, I've found, but softer cheeses can also be shredded if frozen for a short while so that they firm up. As other reviews have noted, don't expect to be able to shred the entire quantity -- there will always be a tiny sliver of material that ends up trapped between the cover and the disc.I've also shredded potatoes with this disc.
I was first surprised when I hefted this disc -- it is substantial -- much beefier than the other slicer and juliene discs. I have grated carrots and parmesan cheese with it and it is fast and works great. As with all discs the last sliver of material to be grated doesn't get grated; rather, it is trapped between the cover assembly and the grater disc. Thus if you want to grate an infinitesimally small amount of material the waste will be unacceptable.
The gratting disc ground the product way too fine. Almost to puree consistently. Did not work in the bread I was making.
I am a chef and this works 100% perfectly. Don't push too hard and let the machine do the work. Perfect for Grana Padano. I had read some complaints that the last sliver slides between the blade and the lid, but this happens even with $700 Robot Coupes and is normal. Never grate you cheese by hand again!
I can find horseradish only one week of the year at my grocery store. I usually buy several pounds.I use the food processor to chop or grate the horseradish and stir in juice from red beets. I freeze the results in small plastic containers. This approach is much less expensive than buying prepared horseradish.I bought this fine grating disc mostly for horseradish. The results are not excellent, because the grated horseradish does not fall directly into the work bowl.
The cuisinart fine grater disc does a very good job at grating hard cheeses as I gave it 4 stars, would have given it 5 stars if it were cheaper in price.
This item is just awesome, i grate coconut alot to make pastry almost every week. It use to take me two hours or more manually, but with the grater disc 30min!!! or less. I only wish there was a larger one about twice the size.
I am very particular about how my Parmesan cheese is grated and this does the trick. Fluffy, not stringy. It is so much easier than a box grater or hand held model.
This grater works like a charm. We have used it several times in the past few weeks and will continue to use it as it's less expensive to purchase the Italian hard cheese than to purchase the cheese already grated.
Answer: I haven't tried it but I expect that it would gum up very quickly. I'd stick to the rotary mill type grater.