WramCrystal Stainless Potato Premium Squeezer Review

I didn't know I needed one of these until it appeared in several Thanksgiving recipes. It was easy to use and made mashed potatoes so creamy. Excellent purchase!

I didn't like how short the handles on the potato masher were. I found the holes too small and ended up sending the potato masher back. I am buying a larger rice cooker and am happy with the results.

Exactly what I was looking for. I love how the perforation rises about an inch up the side, unlike most similar products that only filter the bottom. Facilitates the preparation of juice from fruits or other extracts. Very easy to care for and durable.

Do you remember Mama's potatoes? This one is closest to him. It is practical, decently finished and does not take up much space in the closet. I don't think a ricer is easy to use because it flops, so I didn't get a high rating for it.

I bought this on the recommendation of a cooking expert to squeeze the water out of cooked spinach. I have found that I can also do it by hand for this purpose. That doesn't mean it doesn't work well for its intended purpose, it just didn't impress me for squeezing spinach.

I make mashed potatoes for Thanksgiving about once a year and I always use a hand mixer. It's so hard to find the right texture for her! This year I vowed to take the Ricer and give it a try. Boil whole potatoes in my Instant Pot then sauté with it, it was so easy and they came out perfect! It has many other uses too, but is worth every penny even if you only grow potatoes once a year!

As a potato grower this works great and I am very happy with the purchase. I can swallow a whole bag of potatoes in just a few minutes with little to no effort. My problem is these side holes. If you try to use this on something wet like tomatoes, those side slits will squirt juice EVERYWHERE. The only time I've used this with tomatoes for gravy the bottom holes got clogged with tomato paste and all the juice shot down the sides onto the walls, counter, my shirt and in every direction except…

This is a very durable item. The metal isn't flimsy, and the construction appears to be of the quality a mother relied on in the '50s and '60s before plastic became popular. The flat plate connected to the handle for pushing the potatoes through the sieve is spot welded in 6 places. The pivot points on the handle feel pretty strong with no play. Mine may or may not be the most accurate, but I measured 1.7mm of metal and that's pretty heavy for a racer. If you're going to use it to squeeze water