FLYINGSEA Stainless Steel Potato Masher - Professional Vegetable Masher for Cooking, Kitchen Gadget Review

So learn and do the work as well as you can. I was looking for one that my grandmother and mother are used to us having. It's as close as can be and even better!

After one of my dogs got a 20 year old masher I had and the plastic handle broke, I decided I needed to find a new masher. I like it very much. Convenient to use, not too heavy but durable.

Good quality, I looked at the meaning of the numbers that indicate what type of metal is used and it is better than others. The only small issue is that a flared bottom can be used in the grip area to prevent your hand from slipping on the grip.

I was looking for a potato masher similar to what my parents used to have. It is, and even better! It's heavy but not heavy and well built. This should last for many years and is strong enough to mash more than just potatoes.

My mother had something similar but the rubber grip hasn't been used in over 10 years. (That didn't stop me from using it) but I ended up buying a new one and it was awful and not strong so I got mad and went to Revain and bought this one. THE BEST THING! I've had it for a long time and it still looks brand new and I use it more than 3 times a week. Put it in the dishwasher and be on your way. First thing best, it has a flat bottom so it mashes my smooth potatoes perfectly with no chunks…

I thought this would be a great machine to replace my regular wave bar but I was wrong. It's not easy to use and doesn't produce mash as efficiently and effectively as a traditional masher design. Also, I didn't consider how awkward it is to store it in a drawer due to the large round size. If you plan on storing it in an on-counter dish rack, this part might not be such a big deal. I bought this and a similar one that you can fold up the end for easy storage, but it still wasn't enough for me…