Mine is probably closest to the Isabella, it works fine but in all these many years I've only used the "regular" coarse and fine graters, never any of the other four sides. I don't like how room it takes to store. Based on these two criteria, based on picture only I would opt for the Oxo foldable. I also like that it can be set up to stand on its own or use one piece at a time.

We decided to go ahead and visit a BBB store, and I did buy an Oxo foldable. It looks like the Amazon photo instead of the BBB photo, but it was only $13, and I was able to store it on my overhead rack by draping it over the rack, since it does not have a hole for a hook. I also bought an Oxo plane grater that looks like the Amazon photo and not the BBB photo. That one I stored on a hook on my rack. I would like to have the microplane box grater if I had room to store it, and if I do not like the ones I bought, I will consider getting that one. For now, my vintage grater is in the garage, but I will keep it for sentimental reasons.

I do think I will like foldable one best, as it will stand on its own and is also easy to store.

Watch your fingers!

Haha - I actually have 2 of those All-In-One graters - mine are so old the metal is darkened. They are somewhat easier to clean than the box types & less likely to cut my fingers/knuckles. I also like how I can place them over a bowl.

Now if only I can find a good small nutmeg grater....

I have those "old" graters. Love 'em for small amounts. I use my microplane for zesting.

My go-to grater is the Ikea grater. It contains the cheese as it's grated and can be used for storage. A grate idea well implemented. Goes in the dishwasher, too.

Carol, I use the Microplane zester for nutmeg, hard cheeses, citrus, and ginger. Prefer the smash and mince method for garlic.

Microplane zester.

Lars, the top part of your Cuisinart WILL go into the dishwasher, I do it all the time and have for more than 20 years. there is a newer one at church that also goes into the dishwasher.
For grating up to 1/4 pound of cheese I use one of these....

http://www.cutleryandmore.com/microplane-gourmet/grater-set-p124657
Anything more and I use the Cuisinart....I have 4 sizes of grating discs, so there is always one to fit the task.

Linda, I did put the top of my Cuisinart in my dishwasher before, and it did NOT get clean at all, and it in fact seemed to get worse. It has all kinds of crevices that collect food etc, and it is nearly impossible to get those out - and it will not come apart for cleaning. Perhaps you have a different model than mine. Mine has a rubber gasket that is not removable, and I hate it. The instruction manual says not to disassemble the top. When I puree something, I put plastic or wax paper over the top before putting the lid on, but that doesn't work for the grater.

I thought I had a coarse Microplane grater, but I cannot find it, but several things have gone missing in my kitchen, including my favorite bread knife. There seems to be a black hole or some sort of vortex in my kitchen that swallows miscellaneous items.

I have a grater similar to the IKEA one, except that mine is shaped like a bread box, and I believe I have stored in the garage, as it takes up too much space. I do like the Oxo fold grater, however, but I haven't used it yet. At least I was able to store it out of the way.

This looks like my Cuisinart....only mine is smaller. There is no rubber at all on mine to come in contact with food? I would never buy a food processor that did not go into the dishwasher....but it helps to rinse it before washing!

http://www.kohls.com/product/prd-34849/cuisinart-custom-14-cup-food-processor.jsp?color=Multi/None

Mine looks more like this, but I don't know whether you can see the rubber gasket in the top. The one thing I do like about it is that the slicing blade is adjustable, from 1mm to 6mm, but I seldom use that, as I have two electric meat slicers - one that I use exclusively for meats and the other (less powerful) I use for slicing bread and vegetables. If I were doing large quantities of anything, I would use the FP more, but I very seldom make large quantities of anything these days.

Rinsing the top before washing does not remove debris that gets stuck between the rubber gasket and the plastic top - it has to be pried out with a spatula or something similar - brushes do not work on it either. I'll try to photograph the problem to illustrate it.

Well it LOOKS wonderful....glad to hear your assessment. When mine dies, that's the one I will be sure NOT to buy!

I love this basic old fashioned grater... sturdy, nice shape to hold, rubber feet sit firmly on counter.

I have the oxo box grater you posted the link to. I love it. I actually shred cheese now instead of buying pre shredded.

My two-sided Oxo grater broke a couple of weeks ago, and so I have been using a hand-held grater lately and have grater my finger twice. Right now my right index finger is bandaged, making it difficult for me to type. I have also ordered a Microplane box grater and a Microplane glove to replace the Oxo grater that broke. I would have bought it at BBB, but they do not have it in inventory.