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People are only just realising there’s a secret feature on their cheese graters, and it makes the PERFECT thin slices

A WOMAN has left people stunned after revealing a hidden function in her cheese grater.

Sasha said she always messes up her cheese block by trying to get nice, thin slices off with a knife.

a woman wearing glasses is grating cheese with the words " i was today years old when i learnt how to cut cheese " below her
Sasha decided to try out a hack she’d seen online involving a triangular cheese grater
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a woman holds a grater over a piece of cheese and says i was today years old when i learnt how to cut cheese
And she was stunned when she realised it produced the perfect thin slices
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So when she saw a hack online to get perfect slices with a hidden feature on a traditional grater, she had to give it a try.

Sasha took to TikTok to document herself testing the hack, which involved using the lines on the side of the triangular grater.

“Never have I even realised that this slides here and it will create a perfect…” she said.

Sasha then exclaimed: “No way. Oh my God!”

The clip showed her sliding the block down the slides, before taking out the slices from the inside of the grater.

“I am shook,” she concluded.

“Okay am I the last person to know this or what?! Game changer!” Sasha captioned her video.

“What did you think that side was for…..?!” one person commented.

To which Sasha replied: “Honestly just never really noticed it til today!”

“I’ve never ever used that side either,” another admitted.


“I’m 56 and I didn’t know that lol,” someone else said.

“49 years old and never knew that!” another wrote.

“We only discovered this recently too,” someone else said.

“I’m shooketh to the coreth, I had no idea that’s what this was for!!” another admitted.

To which Sasha replied: “I’m glad it’s not just me!”

“I used a vegetable peeler too, much easier,” someone else suggested.

But other people were quick to sarcastically comment on Sasha’s video, insisting they’d known for years.

“Wait. the cheese slicer slices cheese? I’m shocked. shook I tell ya!” one wrote.

Time-saving mum hacks

Morning Routine

Nighttime Preparation: Set out clothes for yourself and the kids, pack lunches, and organise backpacks before bed.

Effortless Breakfasts: Keep simple, healthy breakfast options on hand, such as overnight oats, smoothie packs, or pre-made breakfast burritos.

Meal Planning

Weekly Meal Prep: Dedicate time each week to plan your meals to eliminate daily decision-making.

Bulk Cooking: Prepare larger quantities and freeze portions for future use.

Hands-Off Cooking: Make use of slow cookers or Instant Pots for easy, unattended meal prep.

Ready-to-Use Veggies: Purchase pre-chopped vegetables or chop them all at once to save time during the week.

Household Chores

Daily Laundry: Do a load of laundry every day to prevent a buildup of dirty clothes.

Continuous Cleaning: Encourage kids to clean up after themselves and perform small cleaning tasks throughout the day.

Efficient Multitasking: Fold laundry while watching TV or listen to audiobooks/podcasts while cleaning.

Organisation

Family Command Centre: Set up a central hub with a calendar, to-do lists, and important documents.

Daily Decluttering: Spend a few minutes each day decluttering to maintain an organised home.

Organised Storage: Use bins and baskets to keep items neat and easy to locate.

Kid Management

Prepared Activity Bags: Have bags packed with essentials for various activities (e.g., swimming, sports).

Routine Visuals: Implement visual charts to help kids follow their routines independently.

Task Delegation: Assign age-appropriate chores to children to foster responsibility and reduce your workload.

“It’s called a cheese grater,” another added.

“Why wouldn’t it cut the cheese on all sides?”

“What rock have people been living under?” a third commented.

“What’s next – you’re gonna use the kettle to boil some water?” someone else said.

“What the heck did one think you could do with that bit upon purchase?” another laughed.

“‘Shook’ is a bit excessive!”

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