Farberware Soft Grips 7-inch Long Zester/Grater in Black and Red

I needed a zester for a recipe that I was making for Christmas dinner and I did not have time to run around looking for one. I went onto your website and made a choice which worked out well for me. The zester was easy to use as I am a small person and it was not bulky. Not only did I like the product, I especially liked the fact that I could come over to Walmart and a representative bought it out to me while I was in my car. How easy was that ?

thought I had returned, with my arthritic hands, I wasnt abke ti use. will have to locate it and see uf I can return. but it loojs lije a good utensil. but wirh my disability issues, wouldn't wirk fir me

Farberware is a well-known brand, and the price was very good. I was pleasantly surprised with the selection available on walmart.com for something as simple as a zester. Good job!

I purchased this to easily grate hard cheeses and citrus zest into foods. This works great. It is easy to clean and it even has a silicone nonslip foot for stability. The handle is comfortable to hold. It is dishwasher safe.

We use this zester all the time and love it, so we bought a second one for our vacation home. It is definitely one of our must-have kitchen items.

I do have a suggestion: Every time I order bananas, I think there should be a place that I can select; (slightly green) or avocado's (ripe), etc. Is that at all possible? Steaks have a weight range, but if I could had, thickest possible, etc. Thanks for listening

It was amazing how that little grater worked so perfect especially for lemon or orange peel. I could actually just get the zest no white pulp.

This was a replacement and it's easy to grip and zest's great

You can zest lemons until your hand hurts...the zests get stuck in the grooves and banging doesnt help, cant use your finger to scrape them out unless u want to get cut. I havent used this for cheese so idk how it will perform.

Used this product to zest a lemon and it took forever to get even a small amount. Whatever makes it past the grater just sticks to the backside and you have to scrape it out. This turned out to be no deal after all.