Ninja 400-Watt Master Prep: available at Amazon The Ninja food processor comes with a 48-ounce pitcher and 16-ounce bowl for grating both large and smaller quantities of cheese. Hamilton Beach Stack & Snap 12-Cup Food Processor: available at Amazon This food processor comes with a large chute to accommodate big pieces of cheese while the 450-watt motor speeds up the grating process. Best food processors to grate cheeseĬuisinart Custom 14-Cup Food Processor: available at Amazon Cuisinart's professional-style food processor has a large food chute, 720-watt motor and is dishwasher-safe. Freshly grated cheese should be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to a week.

It's best to use the frozen grated cheese within three months of freezing. Place the grated cheese into freezer-safe bags, taking care to remove any excess air and store it in your freezer. If you don't plan on using all the grated cheese in one serving, you can freeze and save it for later. While grated parmesan cheese is best known for topping favorite Italian classics like pizza, spaghetti and meatballs or eggplant parmesan, it can also be combined with mashed potatoes, added to the breading of chicken cutlets or combined with scrambled eggs for a delicious breakfast dish. If you love roasting vegetables like Brussels sprouts, cauliflower and broccoli, grated parmesan or Romano cheese is a delicious way to add some extra flavor.

Best ways to use cheese grated in a food processor Rinse under cold water and dry completely before storing. Scrub the container, disc (taking care not to cut your hands) and lid until all of the food has been removed. Add the disc to the container and let both soak for a few minutes. The container should be filled with warm water along with a few more drops of dish soap. Next, take off the cover and add a few drops of dish soap and run it under warm water. Remove the grating disc and bowl from the base and wipe down the base with a damp cloth. If you prefer to wash your appliance by hand, start by unplugging the unit. Most food processors are dishwasher-safe, making cleanup easy. Advertisement Cleaning the food processor

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