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Christopher
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 25 de abril de 2025
Recently I was able to review two very similar looking graters - this one, the BOMANSI at $30, and another one at $39, the AYUBO. Their different tradeoffs in design, was to me - a retired engineer - fascinating.The AYUBOC took to providing more shiney.corrosion-resistent cutters using 18/10 (304) stainless. This one, instead stuck with cheaper 18/0 (430) steel, but instead invested in a far more robust coupling between the drive handle and rotary cutters - a known weakpoint in the design of these graters.Which made the better design cost tradeoff? Easy..Both 18/10 and 18/0 have the same soft HRC of 20-30..Both are terrible compared to Microplanes 420HC blades at HRC 55 +/-. Both are equally poor cutters. Might as well go 18/0 - and instead make a better, more durable, handle connection - which this $30 one, has done.I have a separate review on the $39 AYUBOCIn comparison this BOMANSI is likelyto be more durable, particularly if you are grating hard cheeses, nutmeg, or other nuts. The drive connection is less likely to fail. But if you already have a small zyliss or microplane hard cheese mini-grater, the flexibility of 5 graters with the AYUBOC could be attractive for use with other, softer, product.To summarize the comparison:Rotary Grater Comparison: AYUBOC vs. BOMANSI1. Build Quality & Torque TransmissionAYUBOC (green): Plastic spline hub with spring-loaded clips. Shallow shaft = weaker under torque.BOMANSI (ivory): Threaded shaft + fiber-reinforced bushing. Deep, solid mount. Winner: BOMANSI2. Grating Drums & Cutting StyleAYUBOC: 5 drum styles. Stamped, not etched. Great versatility. Winner: AYUBOCBOMANSI: 3 drum styles. Robust interface but fewer options.3. Ease of Use & Safety FeaturesAYUBOC: Quick-change spring clip system. Can misalign. More complex.BOMANSI: Simple screw-on handle. More stable and user-friendly. Winner: BOMANSI4. Materials & FinishAYUBOC: Glossy pastel green ABS or PP. Thinner walls. Cosmetic appeal.BOMANSI: Matte ivory. Thicker, fiber-reinforced hubs. Winner: BOMANSI5. Value & PriceAYUBOC: ~$39, 5 drums, more versatility.BOMANSI: ~$30, 3 drums, stronger build. Winner: Depends on use case.Final Verdict:For durability, torque strength, and long-term reliability: Choose BOMANSI.For variety and multi-style grating: Choose AYUBOC - but with caution on wear.5 stars ' for a superior, more durable handle interface.Photos removed Amazon review filter choked and initially rejected entire review..
Carlson Engineering, Inc.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de abril de 2025
This thing is huge. It shreds cheese easily and fast. I've not tried it on anything else, but the cheese shredding worked well. The suction cup base was hard to use, and you need it to keep the device from moving when you turn the handle. The trick is to press down hard and turn the knob at the same time.Since this is not dishwasher safe per the instructions, I find that it is more hassle than it is worth for small amounts of cheese. It is fairly easy to clean, the large size making room for my hands to fit in places.The size means it might not last in our kitchen, as we don't have room for it.
Dani T.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de abril de 2025
When I ordered this I was thinking Olive Garden shred my own cheese by hand thing. When I got it I was like “holy cow it’s ginormous!” It looks like it was cheaply made, but I must say that it is very ergonomic because of its size. It would be great for arthritis or if you wanted to give a younger child the chore of shredding the family cheese. The handle crank makes it super easy to use. However, the suction cup at the bottom is a joke. It does not work no matter how hard you try. I tried alcohol on both surfaces, water, extra pressure, nothing worked. It requires two hands to use this. One to hold it down and the other to turn the handle. But it does come with 3 different shredding options and a funny looking cleaning brush.
JC
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 26 de abril de 2025
honeslty; i wish i knew about these years ago. the machine sunctions/clamps to a standard formica counter top first try. it hold the unit firmly for simple one hand operation. understandably most people want an electric unit but this unit leterally sets up in seconds and lasts as long as your arm will last so as long as yo live a good long life the unit will too. as you can see in the photos the blades are good and sharp. the pusher works well for keeping the vegetables feeding in. by design everything naturaly spills out into your bowl. not shown in photos are additional blades and you can tell with the thoughtfulness of the manufacture with small details like warning tape ontop of sharp blades, ths unit comes with 3 sets of blades. the drum holds two blades so you technichally get six sharp items. one set for cheese, one set for vegetable shredding and one set for vegetable slicing. all in all this unit is a great addition to a kitchen.
CustomerCK
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 21 de abril de 2025
This slicer and grater is definitely on the larger side, but it handles cheese and veggies really well. The hand crank moves smoothly and makes grating a block of cheese feel pretty effortless. I’ve mostly used it for softer cheeses like cheddar, mozzarella and Colby, but it breaks them down quickly without clogging up. The suction base was a little inconsistent on our quartz countertop, but once I got it to stick, it held firmly in place. I like that all the parts come apart easily and are safe to toss in the dishwasher. The different blade options are useful, especially for switching between slicing and shredding, however you'll likely need to wash it if you're switching from cheese to veggies. It’s a handy tool to have around, even if it takes up a bit more space in the cabinet.
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