0 a metal device with holes surrounded by sharp edges used to cut food into small pieces
1 a metal device with holes surrounded by sharp edges, used to cut food into small pieces:
a cheese grater
The few kitchen vessels in that deposit are mostly molcajetes, or grater bowls.
The need for collective action to achieve grater influence hinders these types of goals, and helps explain the limited support currently for opposition parties.
Perforations on the back of the grater enable the removed material to drop away from the work piece and the tool to help prevent clogging.
In one hand pooling the embryos leads to improve reaction consistence due to grater template availability.
On the other hand, a general tendency can be discerned for sectors facing prudent person rules to have a grater share of equities and foreign assets.
The concern to make savings in agricultural spending prevails, i.e. imposing grater rationality.
The need is for grater maritime strength and greater mobility.
I believe that this will come about only by a far grater integration of care and cash than has been achieved so far.
