🥔 Versatile TOPHOME Stainless Steel Potato Ricer: Ideal for Mashing, Baby Food, Fruits, Vegetables, and Creamy Mashed Potatoes Review

It's as strong as I'd hope it to be. With potato rice it becomes nice and fluffy, just add salt, pepper, some cream, milk or butter and you have a delicious side dish. If the potatoes are undercooked, they can be difficult to press, but that's no reason to blame the product.

Disassembles with retractable pin for easy cleaning with a variety of cutting bits! In use, this rice cooker will quickly process even larger yellow potatoes, red potatoes, rustic potatoes, whatever you want! I highly recommend this product. PS: No skinning required as the ripper peels the skin off the potatoes as if it were rice!

The product worked fine for the first few weeks. Both handles began to scrape and damage each other, with bits of iron scattering over the crushed extract. Out of service after a month and my return window closed exactly one day before this incident. A junk over 20 € is not worth the money. Not recommended.

I use this machine for processing potatoes. There is a design flaw. The large pen that acts as a tether has a plastic cap on the end that holds the pen in place. He drove off and ended up in a garbage chute. A cotter pin can hold the pin in place better. When cleaning, the pin came loose and the plastic cap came off. I took it out of the garbage chute after I started the garbage chute. The lid is damaged but works. I have to be careful not to loosen the cap when using the rice cooker.

I bought this with the intention of making it into blackberry juice because I can't eat blackberry seeds due to having diverticulitis and diverticulosis. The first time I put berries in, I got quite a bit of juice, but after I put more berries in, the holes got clogged. Also, some seeds still go through the holes, so I have to hold back the juice with a strainer. The product is very well made and fairly easy to use which is why I gave it 5 stars because it is stainless steel and well made, but…

Was very happy to use it but broke on second use. s when pushing) is too high, which prevents the plunger from touching the inside wall of the pulling part. I think the pressure on the cradle may have caused the top corner to break. It's not user error, it's a design flaw. Make the cradle shorter. Simply put, you end up with a wide, flat piece of potato/whatever is left in the rice cooker because it's not pushing the food close enough to the holes to push it all through. After all, excessive…