🥑 OXO Good Grips Avocado Tools - Scoop, Smash, and Masher in Black Review

OXO Scoop and Smash Made in China, the Good Grips Avocado Scoop and Smash is an efficient, dishwasher-safe kitchen tool. This smartly designed tool makes it easy to chop avocados for guacamole or any other recipe. Having the right tool for the job is important, and this scooping and smashing tool is perfect for anyone who uses avocados in any recipe. It kneads well and the silicone scraper does a good job of cleaning anything that's stuck to the sides of the bowl. OXO Scoop and Smash Good Grips

I love OXO products. I have a nice room in the kitchen. You get many benefits. They are well thought out, attractive, efficient and durable. Avocados are becoming increasingly popular with many health-conscious people. If that's your taste, they make a delicious addition to many recipes. I tried this product because of my trust in OXO. Although I often eat and cook with avocados, I was not aware of such a tool. Now I'm hooked! It's easy to use to scoop an avocado, slice it evenly, or mash it…

I usually mash avocados with a fork. This works well when the avocado is very soft, but when it isn't, the process goes poorly. This avocado grinder overcomes that obstacle and allows you to turn avocados that are a bit hard into delicious avocado puree. As with other Oxo products, the grip is comfortable, and the length and weight of the tool are suitable for use. The tool has a built in scraper on one side which is handy but at least in my limited use of the product I didn't find it…

Ideal for chopping soft foods. Most similar tools from other companies have straight sided ribs, but the rounded ribs really help when I use them in my pestle or bowl, they can scrape food, and they go well with the rounded contours. The downside is the handle is short, much shorter than my others, that gives you leverage, but compared to a stove, I prefer a longer handle for accessing pots. I especially like this one for mashed avocados or canned tomatoes and hard boiled eggs. Overall it's a…

I chose this avocado tool (I couldn't think of a better or more descriptive name for it) for working with avocados. It's an odd looking beast and I wasn't sure how well it would work, but it turned out to be a useful tool. At first glance, it looks like a green-gray lawn arrow with a blunt nose. The gray fins are stiff while the green ones are more flexible. Think of the difference between a plastic spatula and a silicone scraper in terms of hardness and flexibility, and that's quite an…