🥔 The World’s Best 2-in-1 Mix N’Masher Potato Masher: Premium 18/8 Stainless Steel Review

I love this potato masher. I like its round shape because if you try to work the bottom of the pan, more potatoes will get in. The handle is also very comfortable to hold when mashing potatoes! I love that it has multiple wires so it works almost like a whisk making it very efficient. You really can use it as a whisk. It's a strudi and I think it will last a long time. Great design!

Rugged machines are hard to find these days. Here it is, and it looks good too. Except for crushing potatoes, I use it for crushing soup bones. When I make chicken soup, I cook a whole chicken for about an hour, take out the meat, and cook the bones for about a day. I then use this to finish off the softened bones in the pot. I wouldn't mind if the handle was longer, but that's because I'm making a large, deep pan. Weird thing. It's also great for mashed potatoes. :)

I wonder where this little thing has been all my life! I really don't need to get out my 30lb KitchenAid blender to puree. This is the easiest kitchen tool to use, doesn't take up much space yet is stable and secure in your hands. I'm so glad I read other people's reviews of quality because I'd rather spend another five bucks and get something I won't be giving away to Goodwill next year. It's amazing and you should buy it too.

This crush promises to be the greatest and it is. It works so well for potatoes and bananas. The stirring function works just as well, so you don't have to use two tools to make puree or banana bread. Easy to clean by hand (doesn't leave bubbles behind) and in the dishwasher. He feels strong. The only possible complaint someone might have is that the stainless steel handle isn't very comfortable to use for long periods of time. So if you cook large batches or have arthritic hands, this tool…

Unfortunately I do not have a photo of how I received this product but I will try to explain the problem. You can see there are 3 independent loops in the crusher. Not linked. The product I received had one wavy loop stuck under the wavy loop of the other. It wasn't that hard to separate them. All I had to do was insert a "strong" spoon and get it right. But you can't do that by hand. Maybe if we work with him they'll slip back down again. I do not know. should see it. Designers may consider…

When I first used the crusher it was easy and effective to use even with my sprained right wrist. The handle is comfortable. I needed a pusher specifically for making overcooked beans. After reading reviews of various vibropresses, I decided on this one. After a few hours of cooking, I started mashing the beans in the pot. Then again in the pan after adding vegetable oil; When cooking beans in a pan, I got a good result. The beans are not as smooth as in the jar. But I try to limit canned foods

This thing is amazing! The all-metal construction is very strong and durable and can withstand the hardest hits from potatoes or apples. or something else. The design of the mash head is such that the 45 pounds of potatoes will not become permanently stuck between the wires and require a pry bar to remove. A gentle, vigorous shake is enough to clean the wires and get more puree enjoyment. And all the connections are well sealed, which means you won't leak gallons of water out of the handle…