The fourth side of the grater features tiny, sharp ridged holes
There are a number of gadgets we use regularly in our kitchens and we likely don't question many of them too often.
One revelation that could come in handy is the fourth side of a box grater, and what it is intended to be used for. While it should be obvious that each side is used to grate food, many people have been stumped by the fourth side, which has small holes with sharpened, outwards ridges.READ MORE: Police issue warning to anyone with a NatWest bank account
In a comment, the author added: "All this has ever done is hurt my hand, but I've literally never used those smalls hole graters ever. Pretty much just use the other side for making grated cheese." And it turns out he was not the only one who had struggled with the answer. According to MarthaStewart.com, "The smaller shredding holes are designed to finely grate cheese, chocolate, vegetables, and more."
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