🥔 Efficient OXO Good Grips Nylon Potato Masher for Non-Stick Cookware - Black (1 EA) Review

Super strong. Definitive! Easy to hold. Not that bad. Easy to wash. My god NO! That's a terrible design. And I really hate hating OXO. Half my kitchen seems to be OXO! But this - half my potatoes are stuck to the dishes and when I try to turn them off by tapping the pan, the potatoes fly everywhere! Problem. We like them that way, though, so maybe it just isn't for us.

Sturdy pusher. It easily handles large batches of potatoes when we prepare them for family gatherings. Not flimsy, will not bend or deform when in use. But the wonderful thing is that without the bowl on the bottom, cleaning is as easy as rinsing under the tap. The only caveat is that the edges of the pressing are sharp - they're meant to be the way they're supposed to be, so be careful with them. If you have this in a drawer or jar, you can scratch your hand if you're not careful. Easy to use,

Beautifully designed but almost impossible to mash potatoes or anything. The surface of this masher is about 50 percent flat plastic that's nearly impossible to push through even the softest boiled potatoes. I suppose if you use non-stick pans you might want to try to combat this, but if you have regular steel pans use a reliable old bent wire jig. Me and some guests tried to compare the two and the good old 99 cent shop pounder won handily. Now we use it to comb the dog's coat - it's great for