rasper
- noun
- /ˈræspər/
- A rasper is perfect for turning hard cheese into fine shreds for pasta.
Examples
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The chef recommended a rasper for zesting lemons quickly and easily.
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She used a rasper to grate fresh nutmeg over the dessert.
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She used a rasper to grate the cheese.
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The chef prefers a metal rasper for zesting.
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She used a rasper to grate fresh nutmeg over the dessert.
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A rasper is perfect for turning hard cheese into fine shreds for pasta.
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The chef recommended a rasper for zesting lemons quickly and easily.
Synonyms
A kitchen machine with different blades that quickly cuts, mixes, or blends food
A kitchen tool with sharp holes for shredding cheese or vegetables
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Etymology
Rasper comes from an old word meaning 'to scrape', like the Italian raspare; a kitchen rasper scrapes food into fine pieces, which is why cooks use it for grating cheese or zesting lemons.