Review on Cirillo Houseware Patent Pending Fruit Strainer Accessory - Ideal for KitchenAid Mixers; Efficiently 🍅 Strains Large Batches of Tomatoes and Apples; Features Oversized Loading Bowl; Dishwasher Safe; Comparable to FVSFGA by Angela Cooper

I don't usually write reviews on Revain but I love this thing so much I feel like I have one too. First, the filter is mostly made of plastic, which is hard to the touch. And under no circumstances during assembly or use did I feel that any part was under tension or about to break. Speaking of assembly, it's very easy to do! Contrary to the product instructions, I left out cooked tomatoes for a juicier product rather than the savory product that shines in videos/photos. Despite what their tutorial videos say, I've had no issues with it and have had very minimal leakage (cleaned up with 1 paper towel). I was able to drive away about 20 pounds of tomatoes in just a few minutes! If you're trying to process a large volume, this thing is a must. I've used the manual version of this strainer as well as a conventional meat grinder and the speed/power level doesn't even compare. It's also far better than a real kitchen strainer (or imitations) for making tomato juice. The hopper, unlike these species, is actually large enough to hold a useful amount of tomatoes. For MOST, the cleanup is pretty easy. The only thing difficult to clean is the screen. The remaining pulp is a real bug that needs solving. I've run them through the dishwasher and they've come loose quite a bit, but I had to use a bottle brush to finish the job. All in all an absolutely great product!