I really need kitchenware brands to stop making perfectly good, sometimes even fairly premium tools out of steel and then wrapping them in a terrible soft-touch plastic that, after eighteen months of sitting in a hot humid kitchen, is going to depolymerize and become incredibly gross, thus rendering the entire product useless
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in reply to @bruno's post:
the amount of time I've spent looking for an all metal grater (as opposed to one with a metal grate and plastic housing) is stunning
