Category: Spaghetti Monster
Mød Multi Monster: en del ostejern, en del pastaske, 100% sjov. Designet af OTOTO i samarbejde med Sara Omar, bringer dette legende køkkenredskab et smil til din madlavning.
The cheese grater side works perfectly for my block of parmesan, and the pasta spoon part is actually sturdy enough to scoop a full pound of spaghetti. It’s nice having both functions in one compact tool that looks fun sitting in my utensil drawer.
I never expected a kitchen tool to make me smile, but this little monster actually does—the cheese grater side works perfectly for a block of parmesan, and the pasta spoon part scoops up spaghetti without slipping.
The grater slots are perfect for a quick sprinkle over pasta, and the spoon scoops up exactly the right amount of sauce. It's actually become my go-to tool for weeknight dinners.
I love how the cheese grater side is built right into the handle—saves me from digging around for a separate tool. It’s also great for sprinkling Parmesan right over pasta without making a mess.
The grater side is surprisingly sharp and works perfectly for a quick Parmesan shower over my pasta. Cleanup is easy since it’s just one solid piece, no crevices for cheese to hide in. Makes me smile every time I grab it from the drawer.
I’ve been using it as a pasta spoon and the cheese grater holes are genius—keeps my meal prep fun and functional. The silicone monster face is easy to clean and hasn’t stained after several uses.
The little monster's cheese grater side works perfectly on hard parmesan, and its pasta spoon handle feels surprisingly solid in my hand. Honestly, I wasn't expecting such a compact tool to handle both jobs without any awkwardness.
The two-in-one design is genius—I love that I can grate Parmesan and then use the same tool to stir my pasta without dirtying another utensil. It’s surprisingly solid and comfortable to hold.
Finally, a kitchen tool that actually makes grating cheese fun instead of a chore. The integrated pasta spoon is a brilliant space-saver, and the whole thing feels solid in the hand.
The grater side actually works surprisingly well for zesting citrus too, not just cheese. I’ve been using the pasta spoon daily and it holds spaghetti perfectly without slipping.