Alessi Cheese please Cheese Grater in 18 10 Stainless Steel Mirror Polished Silver

An item that is a play on words, this grater shaped like a cowbell is called "Cheese please" and is designed by Lorenza Bozzoli and Gabriele Chiave. Its eye-catching and evocative cowbell shape also proves to be the best way to interpret its functional aspect. "Cheese please" has circular holes surrounded by tiny teeth. This kind of hole tears at the cheese, a process particularly suitable for mature varieties such as parmesan or pecorino.

Highlights: Designer: Gabriele Chiave, Lorenza Bozzoli In 18/10 stainless steel Dishwasher safe Perfect as a gift idea Dimensions: 4″ x 21/4″ x 61/4″

Key details: Color: Silver | Material: 18-10 Steel | Brand: Alessi | Style: Modern | Item Weight: 7.9 ounces | Shape: Rectangular | Is Dishwasher Safe: Yes | Global Trade Identification Number: 08003299379071 | Product Dimensions: 3.94 x 6.3 x 2.36 inches | Department: Home Decor

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Customer feedback: 4.4/5 average rating.

Review snippets: Great design. Grates very fine. Perfect on table. Read more / This is a high quality "cowbell" parmesan grater that is not only functional but also looks great in the kitchen. A must for lovers of Italian food and ambiance. Love it. Read more

From the manufacturer Cheese Please Alessi Designer: Gabriele Chiave, Lorenza Bozzoli Cheese Grater Cheese Please An item that is a play on words, this grater shaped like a cowbell is called “Cheese please” and is designed by Lorenza Bozzoli and Gabriele Chiave. Its eye-catching and evocative cowbell shape also proves to be the best way to interpret its functional aspect. “Cheese please” has circular holes surrounded by tiny teeth. This kind of hole tears at the cheese, a process particularly suitable for mature varieties such as parmesan or pecorino. The Designer Gabriele Chiave Born to diplomat parents in Metz, he has lived in France, Dakar, Caracas, Buenos Aires, Rome, Milan and Amsterdam. Having won competitions for Emergency, Rotari, Epson, Toshiba and Pirelli, as well as spending significant time at Marc Sadler studio, and working with prestigious brands such as Alessi, Dainese, Foscarini and Serralunga, he has mastered the subtle balance between form and function, industry and art, structure and experimentation. Currently serving as creative director at Marcel Wanders, he oversees projects in product and interior design, and art direction for a range of premium brands. Lorenza Bozzoli Lorenza Bozzoli was born in Milan. She studied art at Brera where she qualified in the 80. After early work experience as fashion designer of shoes and accessories in New York, back in Milan she set up her own studio in Brera. She now works for various internationally renowned companies such as Alessi, Dedon, Moooi, Dilmos, Colè, Tato, Spazio Pontaccio, Tog. The company Founded in 1921 as a “Workshop for the processing of