
Taco night, a pound of cheddar
Coarse-grate drum. Shreds land in the clear container — no bowl to balance, no knuckles near the teeth.
A motor-driven grater and slicer for the block of cheddar, the sack of potatoes and the coleslaw for twelve — no cranking, no separate bowl, no hunting for blades.
Lift off the container, chamber and blade drum, and put every attachment in the dishwasher. The motor base is wiped with a damp cloth — it never goes in water. A cleaning brush is included for the drum teeth. Rinse soon after grating; dried cheese is the hard part on any grater.
Orders are processed within 24–72 hours and delivered in 6–15 days depending on location, with tracking included. You have 30 days after delivery to request a return; the item must be unused and in its original packaging. Email info@velourahealth.store and we'll send a return label and instructions. Refunds go back to the original payment method within 10 business days of approval.
Built for
Block cheese melts better and costs less than the bagged kind — the only reason anyone buys pre-shredded is the grating. Feed the block in and push.

Coarse-grate drum. Shreds land in the clear container — no bowl to balance, no knuckles near the teeth.

Shred drum. Whole peeled potatoes go in the chamber; the pusher keeps your hand out of it.

Swap slice → shred in one motion. Same container catches both; then everything goes in the dishwasher.
How it works
A crank grater makes you supply the rotation and hold the food and steady the base. Here the base sits on the counter, the motor spins the stainless drum, and the food pusher does the pressing.

Four stainless steel drums click into the blade holder. The three you aren't using stay in the drawer built into the base.

Cheese, potato, carrot, cabbage, nuts or chocolate go in the chamber. The pusher guides it onto the drum — your fingers never reach the blade.

The clear container sits under the chute and catches everything. When you're done it stores back on top of the base.
Why it isn't another grater
Most graters are fine at grating. They get abandoned over the blades in a baggie, the bowl you have to find, and the wash-up.

A drawer in the base holds the spare drums. Nothing loose in a kitchen drawer, nothing to lose.

The clear container catches the shreds, then nests on the base so the whole thing stows as one piece.

Container, chamber, cover, pusher, holder and drums all come off and are dishwasher safe. Wipe the base.

No speeds, no modes. Flip it on, push the food, flip it off.

Four drums
All four are stainless steel and swap in one motion.

Cucumber, potato, zucchini rounds for gratins and pickles.

Cabbage, carrot, potato for slaw and hash browns.

Parmesan, nuts, chocolate.

Cheddar, mozzarella and other melting cheeses.
Compared honestly
All three will shred cheese. They differ in what you have to hold, store and wash.
| Box grater | Hand-crank drum grater | Electric Gourmet Cheese Grater | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who does the work | Your arm, against the grater | Your arm, on a crank; other hand on the base | A motor. You push with the pusher |
| Where the food lands | Counter or a bowl you hold | A bowl you supply (some include one) | Included clear container |
| Spare blades | None — four fixed sides | Loose, in a sleeve or box | Drawer built into the base |
| Cleanup | Hand-wash; cheese lodges in the teeth | Take apart, hand-wash or dishwasher (varies) | Attachments in the dishwasher; wipe the base |
| Needs | Nothing | A smooth counter for the suction cup | An outlet and shelf space; it's an appliance |
| Typical price | $5–10 | $20–50 | $59.95 |
Box- and crank-grater rows describe the category generally (Walmart / Amazon listings, Sept 2026), not a specific brand.

What arrives
Everything needed to use it on day one. There are no add-on blades to buy.
Questions
Drum graters of every kind do their best work on firm and semi-firm food — cheddar, parmesan, mozzarella blocks, potatoes, carrots, cabbage. Very soft cheese and ripe tomatoes will smear in any drum grater. If you want to shred a soft block, 15–20 minutes in the freezer firms it up first.
Food goes into the chamber and is pushed onto the drum with the pusher, so anything wider than the chamber opening needs a cut first. Feed steadily rather than packing the chamber — overfilling is what makes any electric grater jam.
Every attachment — container, chamber, cover, pusher, blade holder and drums — is dishwasher safe. The base has the motor in it: wipe it with a damp cloth and never submerge it. Use the included brush for the drum teeth.
It's a corded appliance and plugs into a standard outlet. Like other motorized graters it makes noise while the motor runs — it isn't silent, but it runs only as long as you're pushing food through.
In the drawer built into the base. The container stores on top. It stows as one unit, with no loose sharp parts in your kitchen drawers.
Orders process in 24–72 hours and deliver in 6–15 days with tracking. You have 30 days after delivery to request a return of an unused unit in its original packaging — email info@velourahealth.store for a return label.
Four stainless drums, a container that stores on top, a drawer for the blades, and a dishwasher for the rest.
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