Grate cheese and zest citrus fruit with the stainless grater
(Food-Beverage-News.Com, June 20, 2014 ) New York, NY -- The Busy Hedonist, a kitchen and lifestyle brand, has redesigned the packaging for the 2-in-1 Cheese grater/Zester that's available on Amazon.com
"We wanted to share the aesthetics of our brand with Amazon.com shoppers," says Tracey Ceurvels, CEO of The Busy Hedonist. "In addition, we added a caveat for buyers to let them know how sharp the Zester is and to be careful when using it."
The Cheese grater/zester is a versatile, easy to use kitchen tool, "but it is very sharp," explains Ceurvels. Yet its sharpness is what enables home cooks to grate ginger, garlic, nuts and horseradish, and to zest lemons, limes and oranges. "Some customers even use it to grate potatoes," says Ceurvels. "With shredded potatoes, they make potato pancakes, hash browns and more. You could even grate carrots into salads or into carrot cake batter."
The stainless steel, hand held, chef-quality 2-in-1 Zester & Grater comes with a handy, protective cover so that home cooks don't scrape their fingers when looking for it in their drawers or cabinets. "Although the zester is sharp, the handle is easy to grip and your hands won't slip while using it," says Ceurvels. "That way it's easy to zest and grate a wide variety of ingredients for breakfast, lunch, dinner and dessert recipes."
"The zester is one of those versatile kitchen tools that can be used for a wide variety of recipes," says Ceurvels, "for pasta dishes, couscous, stews, summer soups, stir fries, decadent cakes, citrus desserts and more. We were thrilled to create new packaging and hope our customers on Amazon appreciate the new design."
The Busy Hedonist brand is dedicated to inspiring home cooks in the kitchen with recipes, travel stories, unique ingredients and handy kitchen products to create easy yet mouthwatering meals.
About The Busy Hedonist
The Busy Hedonist a.k.a. Tracey Ceurvels, is a busy food + travel writer, mom and home cook. She loves finding the best places to eat in NYC and around the world, plus cooking and creating recipes in her NYC kitchen, using the abundant ingredients she finds in NYC's specialty food stores. In fact, she created an App: NYC iFoodShop—A food lover's guide to shopping in NYC, which is available on iTunes.
