🥔 Anpro Stainless Steel Potato Ricer Masher - Fruit and Vegetable Food Press Strainer - Potato Mashers Ricers Review

Why did I wait so long to buy one of these?!? Turned my venison into mashed potatoes. Now I crave puree all the time. They always come out so fluffy and don't stick anymore.

Unfortunately it doesn't come apart so it's easy to clean in the dishwasher. And a noticeable bend with strong pressure. However, it works and the quality is quite good and will probably last for many years.

This driver came with rust. It also made an awful screeching noise when you yanked the lever up and down. I sent it back before using it. I ordered one made of plastic that can be washed in the dishwasher. I would stay away from that.

This is a great product, it's just small so you only have to do a little bit at a time. We are a family of 5 and we make a lot of potatoes at once so it takes time to get everything ready. It is very strong and the potatoes turn smooth.

Take-out and home delivery are becoming increasingly expensive and don't waste time (there's plenty to do now when we're forced to stay at home). Alright, time to cook! Robuchon-style mashed potatoes first! :P Simply mashing potatoes with a spoon won't work. I needed a potato processor to get this ultra smooth texture. We chose this one and it's great! Super durable and tough. Easy to clean and use. Effortlessly produces thin strands of potato that turn into an ultra-smooth, buttery mash that…

Bought this because my old 1960's rice cooker was starting to wear out; said item was made from a stainless steel basket/press and the rest was painted metal that had started to peel. I thought buying stainless steel would be a good option. As a retired sheet metal worker, I know that stainless steel is very durable and easy to clean, which was a win-win for me. At least that's what I thought. On the first push, the block broke at the point of attachment. I've never seen stainless steel break…