People are only now realizing that their cheese graters have a secret function
A WOMAN has left everyone stunned after revealing the hidden function of her cheese grater.
Sasha says she always ruins her block of cheese when she tries to cut nice, thin slices with a knife.
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When she saw a trick online to get perfect slices using a hidden function on a traditional grater, she had to try it.
Sasha went to TikTok to document how she tested the hack, using the lines on the side of the triangular grater.
“I never realized that this would slide here and it would be a perfect…” she said.
Sasha then exclaimed, “No way. Oh my God!”
The clip showed her sliding the block over the drawers before removing the slices from the inside of the grater.
“I’m shocked,” she concluded.
“Okay, am I the last to know or what?! Game changer!” Sasha captioned her video.
“What did you think that side was for…..?!” someone responded.
To which Sasha replied, “Honestly, I never noticed it before, until today!”
“I’ve never used that side either,” another confessed.
“I’m 56 and I didn’t know that, haha,” said someone else.
“49 years old and I never knew that!” wrote another.
“We only discovered that recently too,” said someone else.
“I am shocked to my core, I had no idea this was what this was for!!” admitted another.
To which Sasha replied, “I’m glad I’m not the only one!”
“I also used a vegetable peeler, it’s much easier,” someone else suggested.
But other people reacted sarcastically to Sasha’s video, claiming they had known about it for years.
“Wait. The cheese slicer cuts cheese? I’m shocked. Shocked, I tell you!” wrote one.
Time-Saving Hacks for Moms
Morning routine
Bedtime Preparation: Lay out your and your children’s clothes, pack lunches, and organize backpacks before going to bed.
Effortless Breakfast: Keep easy, healthy breakfast options on hand, like overnight oats, smoothie packs, or ready-made breakfast burritos.
Meal planning
Weekly Meal Prep: Take time each week to plan your meals so you don’t have to make decisions every day.
Bulk cooking: prepare larger quantities and freeze portions for later use.
Home Cooking: Use slow cookers or Instant Pots for easy, unattended meal preparation.
Pre-Cut Vegetables: Buy pre-cut vegetables or cut them all at once to save time during the week.
Household chores
Daily laundry: Wash a load of laundry every day to prevent dirty laundry from piling up.
Clean regularly: Encourage children to clean up after themselves and complete small cleaning tasks throughout the day.
Efficient multitasking: fold laundry while watching TV or listen to audiobooks/podcasts while cleaning.
Organization
Family Command Centre: Set up a central hub with a calendar, to-do lists, and important documents.
Daily tidying: Spend a few minutes tidying up every day to keep your home organized.
Organized Storage: Use bins and baskets to keep items neat and easy to find.
Child management
Prepared activity bags: Make sure you have bags filled with supplies for different activities (e.g. swimming, sports).
Routine Visual Aids: Use visual schedules to help children follow their routines independently.
Delegate tasks: Give children tasks that are appropriate for their age. This will give them a greater sense of responsibility and reduce your own workload.
“It’s called a cheese grater,” added another.
“Why wouldn’t it cut the cheese on all sides?”
“What rock have people been living under?” a third wondered.
“What’s next? Are you going to use the kettle to boil water?” someone else asked.
“What did you think you were going to do with that piece when you bought it?” laughed another.
“‘Shook’ is a bit of an exaggeration!”
