Table Top Coconut Scraper

• Sharp Stainless Steel Blade for Effortless Coconut Grating: Equipped with a premium-grade stainless steel blade, this coconut scraper slices through coconut meat smoothly and efficiently, perfect for preparing chutneys, curries, and desserts without hassle.
• Durable Real Wood Construction – Sturdy & Elegant: Crafted from polished teak wood, the scraper offers a strong, stable base and a beautiful traditional look. Built to last, it won’t rust like metal graters and leaves no scratches on kitchen surfaces.
• Ergonomic Tabletop Design for Safe and Comfortable Use: Designed for stability and balance, this tabletop coconut grater ensures a secure grip and reduced hand fatigue. Ideal for daily kitchen use just position on a flat surface and scrape with ease.
• Eco-Friendly, Manual & Electricity-Free Coconut Scraper: Enjoy traditional coconut grating without electricity! This eco-conscious manual coconut grater offers reliable performance, making it perfect for modern homes and sustainable kitchens.

Versatile Coconut Grater for Home – Peel, Chop & Scrape: This all-in-one coconut tool acts as a coconut peeler, chopper, and grater. Easy to clean and store, it’s a must-have in every Indian kitchen. Great for gifting or enhancing your own cooking setup.

Traditional Coconut Scraping for the Modern Kitchen

The YATTA Traditional Coconut Scraper brings the familiar Indian coconut-grating experience into a compact tabletop design. Built with a sturdy wooden body and a sharp scraping blade, it helps you prepare fresh coconut comfortably for chutneys, curries, sweets, coconut milk and other everyday recipes.

Unlike electric graters or suction-mounted tools, the YATTA scraper requires no electricity, clamps or complicated installation. Place it on a suitable flat surface, hold the coconut securely and scrape at your own pace.

Why Choose the YATTA Coconut Scraper?

Stable Tabletop Design
The broad wooden base provides a sturdy platform while grating coconut.

Traditional Scraping Experience
Designed around the traditional Indian chirava method for preparing freshly grated coconut.

Sharp Replaceable Blade
Efficiently scrapes coconut flesh into fine flakes suitable for traditional cooking.

Extra Blade Included
A replacement blade is included for added long-term convenience.

No Electricity Needed
No motor, wiring, charging or complex setup.

Natural Wooden Construction
A traditional appearance that fits naturally into both modern and classic Indian kitchens.

Specifications

How to Use a Manual Coconut Scraper

1. Place the coconut scraper securely on a stable tabletop.
2. Break the coconut into two halves.
3. Hold one coconut half firmly with both hands.
4. Position the coconut flesh against the scraper blade.
5. Move and rotate the coconut gently across the blade.
6. Collect the freshly grated coconut underneath.
7. Clean and dry the blade after use.

Always keep fingers and hands away from the scraping teeth while in use.

Cleaning & Care

After use, remove any remaining coconut particles from the blade. Wash the blade carefully and dry it thoroughly before storage. Wipe the wooden body with a clean damp cloth rather than soaking the entire product in water.

Known Across India by Different Names

This traditional kitchen tool is known by several regional names, including:

Kerala: Chirava
Tamil: Thengai Thuruvi
Maharashtra: Vili
Bengal: Narkel Kuruni
English: Coconut Scraper / Coconut Grater

FAQ

Is this coconut scraper manual or electric?
It is completely manual and requires no electricity.

Does it need to be fixed to the table?
No permanent installation is required. It is designed as a tabletop coconut scraper.

Does it come with a spare blade?
Yes, one additional replacement blade is included.

What can I use grated coconut for?
It can be used for chutneys, curries, coconut milk, sweets, desserts and many traditional Indian recipes.

Is the blade replaceable?
Yes. The scraper is designed so the scraping blade can be replaced.

How should I clean the scraper?
Clean and thoroughly dry the blade after use, and wipe the wooden body with a damp cloth.

What is a Chirava?
Chirava is a traditional Kerala coconut-scraping tool used to grate the flesh of fresh coconuts.

Traditional Chirava vs Other Coconut Scrapers