Cheese Crumbler Talk: Tips, Complaints, Praise & More

[Admin Greg]

Please discuss the Cheese Crumbler. Tips, complaints, praise, reviews, ideas, thoughts...

 

[DebPC]

Does anyone know what other cheeses besides Blue this would work well on? Feta???

 

[mspibb]

I was thinking Feta. I use it on my salads and it is cheaper to buy in block rather than crumbled but it is not easy to crumble.

 

[DebPC]

Does anyone have other ideas for this product???

 

[JanisF]

I don't like Blue Cheese or Feta. On the description is says "Make butter crumbs for streusel topping, too", which would probably be the only thing I might use it for. Does anyone use Tofu? I have no experience with Tofu, but for some reason, that popped into my mind...

 

[BethCooks4U]

I think it would work well to remove brownies from the brownie pan.

 

[BethCooks4U]

I use this tool to remove brownies (and anything I cook in the brownie pan) from the brownie pan. I also discovered another use when I was prepping for a show at which I was doing a brownie trifle. While cutting the brownies in fourths for the trifle I kept having to wipe the brownie off my knife. What a waste of brownie and messy. So I tried this tool. It cut the brownie easily with NOTHING sticking to the tool so every cut was clean and neat. It would also work great to cut a sheet cake if the cake wasn't too thick. I am baking a carrot cake this weekend and will try the cheese cutter that matches this to see if it works as well with cakes.I love to find additional uses for our tools. That adds value to them. Personally I thought this was a waste as I don't use much bleu cheese but I earned it so it sat in my drawer until I thought of these things. Now I need to get one for each person I have given a brownie pan to so they can use it. There are other tools that can be used to remove things from the brownie pan such as the citrus peeler, the tool that comes with the Single Servings Pan and, I am told, the pan scraper that comes with our stones but this one is the easiest and has the added benefit of being able to neatly cut things like cakes, brownies, cheeses...

 

[rlombas]

Hello everyone,I just wanted to share my thoughts on the Cheese Crumbler. As a pampered chef consultant, I have had the opportunity to use this product and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed.First of all, the design of the Cheese Crumbler is sleek and modern, making it a great addition to any kitchen. The blades are sharp and sturdy, making it easy to crumble a variety of cheeses in just a few seconds. I also love that it is dishwasher safe, making clean-up a breeze.In terms of tips, I would suggest using harder cheeses for the best results. Soft cheeses tend to stick to the blades and can be a bit messier to clean up. Also, make sure to hold the Cheese Crumbler firmly in place when using it, as the blades are sharp and can cause injury if not handled properly.I have not experienced any complaints with this product, but I have received plenty of praise from customers who have used it. They have all been impressed with how quickly and efficiently it crumbles cheese, and many have even said it has made their meal prep much easier.Overall, I highly recommend the Cheese Crumbler to anyone looking for a convenient and efficient way to crumble cheese. It's a great tool to have in the kitchen and I have no doubt it will become a staple for many households.Thank you for allowing me to share my thoughts on this product. Happy cooking!