Microplane offers rasps that are long and thin, with or without a solid plastic or wood handle, as well as shorter, squatter models. Some versions of the tool have coarser teeth, and others have ...

Microplane, the wood rasp, sold between $300,000 and $400,000 a year; by 2002, Microplane, the kitchen gadget, did that in a month. According to Chris, they weren’t able to project or map the ...

It’s like how people ask for a Kleenex when they want a tissue — people ask for a Microplane when they really want what’s called a zester or rasp-style grater. I’ll be honest; I was one of ...

The Microplane brand's origin story is that it was developed as a suite of woodworking tools, meant to finely shave and finish wood pieces with surgical accuracy. This level of craftsmanship means ...

The tool is synonymous with Microplane, the brand most of us think of when it comes to rasp-style graters. As the story goes, the company’s kitchen grater came into being when a Canadian ...