Review on Norpro 1715 Black Potato Masher by Hunter Wyn

This cookware is too big to fit in the drawers of my kitchen cabinet. Mine are quite small, and while I can store all the other spoons, ladles, spatulas, etc., this chopper needs to be put somewhere else. I have to keep it in a lower drawer where I keep all my plastic grocery bags. Annoying that it is not at hand with the rest of the dishes. Also, I was surprised that it seemed a bit flexible when kneading food with it. I wouldn't rub too hard or it looks like it might break. It's great for good soft potatoes, but I also like to use a ground beef masher to get a finer texture when cooking and I was hesitant to try this plastic tool. I think I prefer my wavy metal breaker for this. If the Grip-Ez ever breaks I wouldn't buy another one.