Westmark Rotary Grater and Slicer with 3 discs, Stainless steel blades, Schnitzel Mouli, Anthracite/Silver/Red, 11712260

An indispensible piece of kitchen gear. The feet suckers really give an immovable baseCannot recommend this too highly

I love this product.I remembered them from the 70's/80's, and after struggling to find a second hand one with decent blades I discovered this one.Good build quality, and with a good selection of blades; we mainly use it for grating cheese. We can do a big block in less than a minute.Relatively easy to clean, the little nooks and crannies are a bit of a pain, but you get used to it, and a bit of warm water gets the bits out.Much easier to get out each time than a food processor, and much less tiring than a normal block grater when you have a larger amount to grate.Would recommend

Overall sturdy, still plastic product so will see how long it last. Had it for a few months now. No problem at all so far. The suckers work and keep it still. This product still require some strength to use it. Not everyone would be able to grate vegetables with this.

Works brilliantly! Attractive item, fun and easy to use, grates or slices cheese and chunks of vegetable leaving only a small bit that won't pass through.

I had one of these years ago and was delighted that I came acroiss this. Very simple and clean to use

When I saw this item I was overjoyed especially as it is made in Germany, however, the graters are great but the slicer is useless, maybe I was just unlucky but I tried to slice cucumber and it came out jagged, in half slices and mush. On inspecting the slicer I found the blades to be bent. Don't know how to contact the seller to get a replacement blade.

I had a similar appliance from Germany in the 70s that broke after many years of use.This one is more solidly built and I am sure will last for many years. It is a great little machine that keeps your finger clear..

The blade doesn't assemble snug enough (lose) resulting in a lopsided flimsiest fit. Recipe for a distater, breaking the body already made in plastic.I can't believe this can be on the market. I'm not a designer but I could have done better myself.It's the simplest system ever.I wish the steel ones would still be manufactured.My great grandma's prob. from 1950's is virtually unbreakable.This one is not only not built to last but seemingly built to break within the 1st uses.At £26 it's a rip off!(I have a smaller one made in china that i paid £7 for and it feels sturdier!)