People who own a Mouli claim they are the best version of the rotary grater. Many still have their original model from the 1940โs which speaks to its sturdiness. With modern inventions like the food processor and microplane, the Mouli lost its popularity, although I feel it still has its place in a well-stocked kitchen.
Every since my first kitchen, Iโve had a version of the Mouli grater on hand. My first was an orange plastic model; currently I have a white plastic version I recently picked up in my apartment buildingโs free box. It works wonderfully for grating cheese, although Iโve been told that it also works well for grating nuts and fruits, and making baby food purees. Now that Iโve seen these vintage models, though, I may just turn the plastic model in.
Do you have a Mouli, or a version of a Mouli, and how do you use it?