Rotary Cheese Grater with Handle

Updated August 18, 2026

Lot number62
AuctionOverstock Product Liquidation Calhoun 08/25
DateAugust 25, 2026 at 6:00 PM EDT
Auction houseATX Auctions Calhoun
LocationCalhoun, Georgia

Condition: New Open Box Damaged?: No In Packaging?: Yes Missing Parts?: No Functional?: Unable to Test Brand: TOPAA ASIN: B0FSXDCKQ6 FNSKU: X004USVVHZ Model: TOPAA-CG-2025-G Multi-Functional & Time-Saving: Cheese grater features a selection of commonly used blades that integrate slicing, coarse shredding, fine shredding, and grating into one tool. Easily handles a variety of ingredients like potatoes, carrots, and cucumbers, eliminating the need for frequent tool changes and significantly boosting meal prep efficiency. Sharp, Durable & Smooth Operation: Crafted from high-strength stainless steel blades that are wear-resistant and maintain their sharpness. Grating is effortless and smooth, producing neat and aesthetically pleasing cuts. This effectively prevents ingredient crushing and waste, helping to retain more nutrients. Safety Protection & Thoughtful Design: Equipped with a finger guard to effectively prevent direct contact between hands and the blades, greatly reducing the risk of cuts. The user-friendly stand provides stable, anti-slip support, making both use and storage safer and more convenient. Easy to Clean & Hassle-Free: The blade components are easily detachable, and the structure is designed with no hard-to-clean corners. A quick rinse under water is all it takes to clean, freeing you from cleaning troubles and adding more convenience and pleasure to your cooking. Robust Material for Long-Lasting Use: The main body is made of high-quality ABS engineering plastic, offering a sturdy structure, impact resistance, and durability. With its refined craftsmanship, this grater remains stable and as good as new even after long-term use, making it a reliable helper in your kitchen.

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