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While at an 80s theme celebration, I came across a remarkable kitchen utensil called the Choc N Cheese Grater/Zester. Below is what inspired me to write about it. But first, a quick visual. My wife dressed up in some pink capri leggings, silver Bangles, and white fishnet gloves a la Material Girl and I sported a Jheri Curl, thigh exposing Puma shorts, and tri-color knee-high tube socks with a matching headband Think "Soul Glo" hair and Larry Bird shorts I was entrusted with making salad, carrot cake, and mixed drinks. Enter Debbie Gibson and Captain Chunk, my newlywed cousins, with a Choc N Cheese they purchased from Amazon. I utilized the same utensil to grate Parmesan cheese for the salad, carrot/cinnamon/nutmeg for the carrot cake, and zested some lime on various tequila and scotch alcoholic beverages. Nifty and extremely easy to use The entire occasion was recorded so we get a kick out of watching these 80s figures rave about this gadget as if they were shooting a low budget commercial My spouse and I were so pleased by the Choc N Cheese that we thought we d share our experience with you all. Going To [http://www.amazon.com/Choc-Cheese-Stainless-Steel-Chocolate/dp/B00N1O99X6 Learn more at http://www.amazon.com/Choc-Cheese-Stainless-Steel-Chocolate/dp/B00N1O99X6/Cheese Grater/] certainly provides lessons you could give to your uncle. We purchased our own from Amazon. Tri-color tube socks and fishnet gloves were not included.