Geedel Upgraded Rotary Cheese Grater Hand Crank, Vegetable Shredder Slicer
The strongest buyer feedback in this category -- but a smaller pool of buyers so far.
Updated
- Four blades: coarse shred, fine shred, slicing, and wavy slicing -- one more than the original Geedel
- Inlet and outlet 30% wider than previous model for easier loading of larger pieces (seller-claimed)
- Larger, stronger suction base for more stable counter operation
- Strongest buyer feedback in this review, from a smaller pool of buyers
Best For / Not For
Best for
- Buyers who want the wavy slicing blade for decorative cuts on vegetables
- Anyone who found the original Geedel chute too narrow for large pieces of cheese
- Buyers who want the strongest buyer feedback in this review and accept a smaller pool of buyers
Not for
- Buyers who want the most proven option -- the original Geedel has a far larger buyer base
- Anyone who does not need the wavy slicer and is comfortable with the original Geedel
Key Details
Upgraded Features vs. Proven Track Record
The Geedel Upgraded earns the strongest feedback in this review, but from a much smaller pool of buyers than the original Geedel. That context matters. Strong feedback from a smaller pool can shift as more buyers weigh in; the same feedback from a very large pool is far more settled. That does not mean the Upgraded is worse, it means the evidence is thinner.
The practical improvements over the original are real. The 30% wider chute is the most useful: the original Geedel's barrel is sized for pre-cut chunks, and loading a full block of parmesan requires some trimming. The wider inlet reduces that friction. The wavy slicing blade adds a decorative cut option for cucumber, zucchini, or radish presentation that none of the other models offer. The suction base is physically larger and stronger. If you have already used the original Geedel and found its chute limiting, the Upgraded addresses that directly. For buyers new to this category, the original is still the safer evidence-backed recommendation.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- The strongest buyer feedback in this review
- Four blades including a wavy slicer not found on other models
- 30% wider chute handles larger pieces of cheese and vegetables with less pre-cutting (seller-claimed)
- Stronger suction base provides more stable counter grip than previous generation
- Same 430 stainless steel blades and BPA-free materials as original Geedel
Cons
- A much smaller pool of buyers than the original Geedel
- Heavier at 1.5 lbs vs. 14.4 oz for the original -- noticeably bulkier to move and store
- The wavy slicer is a niche feature most buyers will rarely use
Bottom Line
The Geedel Upgraded is worth considering for buyers who want the wider chute, the wavy slicer, or the strongest suction base in the lineup. Its buyer feedback is the best in this review, but its pool of buyers is thin compared to the original Geedel's. Choose the Upgraded if those specific features apply to how you cook; choose the original Geedel if you want the most proven option.
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