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Article: Creativity / Grate ideas for things to do without cheese.
- Article from:
- The Independent (London, England)
- Article date:
- June 5, 1996
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Cheese graters, according to Mrs Victor Bartlett, may be
gainfully employed in the treatment of corns, with considerable
savings on Dr Scholl's expensive preparations. This also adds a
certain piquancy to the parmesan. Other readers have different
ideas.
"Lay it on its side in the garden while it's raining," advises
Jan Moor. "Mice can then use it as a shower cubicle." Len Clarke
recommends it as a substitute for the conventional pocketful of
earth when English bowlers want to roughen up the ball a little
during a Test match. Michael Riggs has a tip for shepherds: "The
messy rear ends of ewes may be neatly shorn by strapping the cheese
grater to the underside of the servicing ram." He ...
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