Fresh Coconut. Made Easier.

Freshly Grated Coconut
in Minutes.

Turn fresh coconut into the grated texture you need for coconut milk, cream, breads, candies, desserts and family recipes — without hours of hand grating.

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Whole and cracked fresh coconuts showing the white coconut meat inside

Freshly Grated. Not Pulverized.

Grandma Ann's physically grates fresh coconut, giving you control over the texture you want for traditional recipes, fresh coconut milk, coconut cream, breads, candies and desserts.

That's a different result than a food processor or blender, which chop or pulverize rather than grate.

Watch Grandma Ann's Grate Fresh Coconut

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The Texture Changes What You Can Make.

Freshly grated coconut keeps the physical coconut texture recipes depend on.

A food processor or blender can chop or pulverize coconut differently. Grandma Ann's gives the cook a true grated result — it's a texture and recipe preference.

From Fresh Coconut to Something Delicious.

Freshly grated coconut is the starting point for a huge range of foods.

Fresh Coconut Milk

Grate, then press or blend and strain following your recipe.

Coconut Cream

A richer extraction for curries, sauces and desserts.

Coconut Breads & Cakes

From cassava cake to sweet coconut breads.

Golden coconut sweets made with freshly grated coconut

Coconut Candies & Desserts

Drops, sweets, macaroons and more.

Savory Coconut Recipes

Chutneys, sambols and regional dishes.

Cassava and coconut suman wrapped in banana leaves

Cassava + Coconut

Grandma Ann's also grates cassava (yuca) for recipes like cassava cake that combine both.

Recipe links will be added as our coconut recipe content is published.

One Coconut. So Many Traditions.

Caribbean

Fresh coconut milk, breads, sweets and traditional dishes.

Filipino

Cassava cakes, kakanin and coconut-based desserts.

Trinidad and Tobago-style coconut sweets made with grated coconut

Trinidad & Tobago

Fresh coconut is used in beloved Trinidad & Tobago treats like coconut drops and sweet breads.

Sri Lankan

Fresh coconut used in sambols and traditional dishes.

Indian

Fresh grated coconut across regional savory dishes, chutneys, sweets and breads.

Grandma Ann's is an electric grater — not a traditional appliance from any one of these cuisines. This is simply the range of foods that start with freshly grated coconut.

Also Making Cassava Cake or Suman?

Grandma Ann's also grates cassava (yuca) — the other half of recipes like cassava cake and cassava suman that combine grated cassava with fresh coconut.

Desired texture varies by recipe: for Puerto Rican pasteles, the Regular Blade is generally preferred for cassava. For other cassava recipes, the texture you want may call for either blade — choose based on the result your recipe needs.

Choose Your Coconut Texture.

INCLUDED

Regular Grating Blade

Versatile grated texture

Included with every Grandma Ann's Electric Grater. It produces a versatile grated texture and can be used for fresh coconut when that texture suits your recipe.

$59.00

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FINER COCONUT TEXTURE

Fine Grating Blade

Finer, softer texture

An optional accessory that produces a finer, softer grated coconut. It's our recommended blade when finely grated fresh coconut is desired — for uses such as coconut milk, coconut cream, candies, breads, cakes and desserts.

$69.00

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Every Grandma Ann's Electric Grater already includes the Regular Grating Blade. The Fine Grating Blade is an optional accessory — choose it only if your recipes call for a finer coconut texture. You don't need it to get started.

From Fresh Coconut to Fresh Coconut Milk.

There are many ways to make coconut milk. Here's the general journey from fresh coconut to the milk or cream your recipe calls for.

PREPARE
Remove the coconut meat and prepare pieces appropriate for the hopper.
GRATE
Grate the fresh coconut with Grandma Ann's.
ADD / PROCESS
Follow your recipe's method for preparing the grated coconut for extraction.
PRESS / STRAIN
Extract the coconut milk using the pressing or straining method your recipe calls for.
COOK
Use the fresh coconut milk or cream in your recipe.

Every family and cuisine has its own method. Grandma Ann's handles the grating — the rest is your recipe.

Ready to Grate Fresh Coconut Without the Hand Work?

Grandma Ann's Electric Grater $479.00

Fresh grated texture. Fast preparation. Easy cleanup.

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1-Year Warranty
Regular Blade Included
Real Family Support

Built to Work. Easy to Own.

1/2 HP Motor
Power for demanding fresh ingredients.
Stainless-Steel Grating System
Designed for consistent grated texture.
Simple One-Switch Operation
Turn it on and start grating.
Easy Cleanup
Bowl, blade and hopper are dishwasher-safe.
Safety Interlock
The machine operates only when the hopper is properly installed.

Simple Cleanup After Coconut Prep.

The removable bowl, blade and hopper are dishwasher-safe. Coconut prep still makes a mess — but the machine is designed for straightforward assembly and cleanup afterward.

One Machine. More Than Coconut.

PASTELES & ALCAPURRIASGreen bananas · yautía · yuca · calabaza · plantains
CASSAVA & YUCA RECIPESCassava cakes · suman and more
POTATO DISHESKugelis · potato pancakes · hash browns
AND MOREHorseradish · hard cheese · other grated-food recipes

Made for the Foods Families Actually Make.

Grandma Ann's is built for the traditional foods families cook by hand — fresh coconut included.

FAQ

Coconut Questions

Can Grandma Ann's grate fresh coconut?

Yes. The Electric Grater grates fresh coconut meat into a grated texture for recipes, coconut milk, coconut cream and desserts.

Which blade should I use for coconut?

The included Regular Grating Blade works for coconut when its versatile grated texture suits your recipe. The optional Fine Grating Blade is our recommendation when you want a finer, softer coconut texture.

Does the Electric Grater already include a blade?

Yes. Every Grandma Ann's Electric Grater includes one Regular Grating Blade.

Do I need the Fine Grating Blade for coconut?

No. You can grate coconut with the included Regular Blade. The Fine Blade is optional — choose it only if your recipes call for a finer coconut texture.

What is the difference between the Regular and Fine Grating Blades?

The Regular Blade produces a versatile grated texture. The Fine Blade produces a finer, softer texture. Neither is better — it depends on the texture your recipe wants.

Can I use grated coconut to make coconut milk?

Yes. Grate the fresh coconut, then press or blend and strain it following your recipe. Methods vary by region and family.

Can I use it to make coconut cream?

Yes. Coconut cream is a richer extraction from freshly grated coconut, prepared the way your recipe calls for.

Can I use Grandma Ann's for coconut breads and desserts?

Yes. Freshly grated coconut is used in cassava cake, sweet breads, candies, macaroons and many other desserts.

Does Grandma Ann's slice coconut?

No. Grandma Ann's grates and shreds — it does not slice.

How should I prepare coconut meat for the hopper?

Remove the meat from the shell and cut it into pieces that fit comfortably in the hopper, then grate.

Is the machine difficult to clean after grating coconut?

No. Remove the bowl, blade and hopper, wash them, and wipe down the motor base.

Are the bowl, blade and hopper dishwasher-safe?

Yes — the removable bowl, grating blade and hopper are dishwasher-safe. Don't immerse the motor base.

Does the machine get warm during larger batches?

Some warmth near the motor during a longer session is normal. Start it empty, keep feeding, and switch it off when you're done.

Which voltage do I need?

Choose the USA & Canada (110–120V) variant for North America, or the International (220–240V) variant for regions on 220–240V power. Both are the same machine.

What is the warranty?

Every Grandma Ann's Electric Grater includes a one-year warranty, with replacement parts, repair support and help from our family-run support team.

Does Grandma Ann's extract coconut milk?

No. Grandma Ann's grates the fresh coconut. Extracting the milk or cream — pressing, blending and straining — happens afterward, following your recipe.

Can Grandma Ann's grate cassava?

Yes. The same machine that grates fresh coconut also grates cassava (yuca), used in recipes like cassava cake and cassava suman.

Can I use it for cassava cake or cassava suman?

Yes. Grandma Ann's grates both the cassava and the coconut these recipes call for. Desired texture can vary by recipe, so choose the blade that gives you the result you want.

Can it grate coconut and cassava in the same preparation session?

Yes. Grate one ingredient, then clean the removable parts before grating the other — the bowl, blade and hopper are dishwasher-safe and simple to switch between ingredients.

Is it faster than hand grating coconut?

Grandma Ann's is built to speed up repetitive grating compared to hand methods, especially for larger amounts of coconut. Exact time will vary by amount and technique.