🥔 Prepara Stainless Steel Potato Masher: Efficient and Stylish Black Design Review

This is the best crush I've ever had. For the first time in years, the lumpy puree isn't going to be taken forever. I will be pureeing more often since I bought it. I bought it almost a year ago and am getting 1 for each of my 2 kids regardless of the price. It also folds up and fits easily in a drawer.

Bought this masher on recommendation from America's Test Kitchen. Waiting a few days for delivery from France was worth it! The best mashed potatoes I've ever made. Plenty of holes make the potatoes super creamy (well, tons of butter didn't hurt!) - and the masher folds flat for storage. i totally love it

I like that it folds up to store in a drawer. That's enough to earn five stars from me. It opens and closes easily and the pusher is rounded enough to reach the "corners" of the bowl or pan. One star off for durability. You can feel it bend slightly if you try to stretch it too much. But it holds up well.

Wow! You'll know right away you've got a great potato masher. It's very well made, heavily weighted suggesting it can crush. I love how it folds up for easy storage. I have many kitchen gadgets, unbeatable for the price. I checked some kitchen stores and didn't see anything similar in quality to this crusher and they were 3-4 times more expensive.

Works great. As shown, it folds flat into a drawer for easy storage. I was a bit worried it would collapse if I pressed hard on the large potato peeler, but it latches and closes, eliminating accidental collapse. The handle is made of smooth plastic, but its shape offers a comfortable grip for pureeing. The diameter is good - big enough to mash a pot of potatoes and small enough to fit in a small bowl of cooked apples that I make into applesauce. I even like that the holes in the crusher are…

This flip slider was just that - a flip slider. I took a pot full of boiled potatoes and started mashing them with ease. The small round holes act like large readers and do the job we all expect. After I've mashed the potatoes, I clean the masher, dry it, and turn the head upside down so it fits flat in the storage box. It's not much, but it's certainly handy and keeps other tools from getting stuck at the end of the crusher. If that's not enough, the handle is ergonomically designed to fit…