The round hole on the grater has 5 special uses, but many people still don’t know this.

Grate ginger without the fibers.

Instead of chopping or crushing, you can use the small round holes on a grater to shred ginger. When you grate ginger through these holes, the fine pieces will fall through while the fibrous parts remain, resulting in a smoother texture.

Shred baby food.

If you don’t have a food blender or only need to prepare small amounts for your baby, the small round holes on the grater are perfect for shredding baby food. The serrated design works wonders, making it quicker and easier to grate small portions.

Grate garlic.

Rather than chopping garlic, you can quickly grate it using the serrated round holes for a more efficient process.

Grate fresh turmeric.

Using a mortar and pestle to pound fresh turmeric can lead to stains and mess. Instead, simply press the turmeric into the round holes of the grater for an even grate. This method is straightforward, fast, and yields a smooth, viscous result.

Moreover, these round holes help to relieve pressure while grating or shredding continuously, enhancing the grater’s durability.