🥔 Aliglow Stainless Steel Potato Masher: Perfect Kitchen Tool for Mashing Potatoes, Fruits, and More! Review

It is too small but strong. Unfortunately no stainless steel. Stainless steel is not magnetic. Also, this item is so small that it can be used for a single potato rather than a family portion. Having said all that I decided to keep it, basically I was tired of ordering and returning potato mashers because none of them were stainless steel (as advertised). I have a good old potato masher, but it's wacky, it doesn't knead well enough. I will use this new addition to finish the work.

This handle is comparable to other handles of this type: - Solid metal gives it strength - Simple design makes it easy to clean - No moving parts to break - Reasonable price My only complaint, i have a large hand and the handle is a little small for comfort: - small grip circumference: with prolonged use, my hand cramps from gripping such a small handle - smooth and straight: over a steaming potato, my hand becomes slippery due to the evaporation of Sweat and moisture from the potato, making it

Okay, okay, how can you get excited about a potato masher, right? I mean it's just a matter of breaking other things up. Basically something like a potato. Not so much, right? NOT RIGHT! I received it a week later and switched back in the midst of my family's end-of-summer fries obsession. Of course, we're not doing much mashed potatoes right now, so that's going to be an issue when we try to consider this thing. Luckily, I made a batch of "super creamy" potato salad where the secret ingredient