Electric Coconut Scraper

It comes with three interchangeable bits with different functions, one of them a toothed saw-blade bit for aggressive scraping. Swapping bits lets the same machine suit different coconuts and different results, from the huni that goes into mas huni and short eats to coconut scraped for milk.

The body and the round bowl guard are stainless steel. The guard catches the flakes as they come off the shell, and the four raised legs leave room to slide a basin under the bowl, so fresh coconut drops straight into the container it will be used from.

At about 38 × 29 × 52 cm it sits on a prep table or a sturdy counter, and a recessed grip on the side makes it easier to move. It is a practical fit for cafés, hotaa, short-eats kitchens, guesthouses and large households that would otherwise scrape every shell by hand.

• Electric Scraping

  The motor turns the bit, so the job becomes holding a halved coconut against it instead of working a hand scraper through every shell.

• Three Interchangeable Bits

  Supplied with three scraper bits, each with a different function, so the bit can be matched to the coconut and to the texture the recipe needs.

• Saw-Blade Bit

  One of the three is a toothed saw-blade bit made for aggressive scraping, for getting through a pile of shells when the kitchen is busy.

• Stainless Steel Body

  The housing and the bowl guard are stainless steel, which takes a wipe-down at the end of a shift and suits a working kitchen.

• Round Bowl Guard

  A wide dished guard surrounds the bit and catches the flakes as they leave the shell, keeping fresh coconut off the counter and heading down towards the basin.

• Raised Legs

  The body stands on four legs, which leaves room to slide your own basin or tray under the bowl and collect the coconut as it falls.

• Side Carry Handle

  A recessed grip in the side of the body gives a firm hold when the scraper is moved between the prep area and storage.

• Compact Footprint

  At about 38 × 29 cm on the counter and about 52 cm tall, it takes a corner of a prep table rather than a bench of its own.