OXO Good Grips Potato Ricer,Silver

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It is nice to have stainless steel and chrome appliance and gadgets because they are durable and last forever.

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The design reveals anti-slip soft silicon handles and with that the gadget will always be in place, minimizing any slips and falls. Apart from the stainless-steel pressing discs, this ricer is made from hard plastic with a silicone grip handle and grooves at one end that let you rest it on the side of the bowl. Some ricers required serious brute force to push the potato through—those models definitely fell to the bottom of the pack. OXO aims to question the status quo, designing products which make everyday tasks that little bit easier, irrespective of age, gender, or whether you’re right or left handed.

Still, you might be compelled to dismiss a potato ricer as one of those dreaded, bulky mono-tasking gadgets that take up precious drawer real estate from more practical kitchen utensils.

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The product comes with three easily interchangeable discs to spread versatility, making it ideal for all your mashing needs, depending on the texture you want for your meal. Next to the sturdy Chef'n, the RSVP felt a little flimsy; but, after using it, we appreciated its lightweight, plastic construction. After loading, there’s nothing much left, so all you have to do is press the handles and squeeze your potatoes, releasing the grains into a clean bowl.The Priority Chef and the Bellemain were two stainless steel potato ricers so similar it seems possible they were made by the same industrial manufacturer. All these summed up translate to painless ricing and mashing, making it easier to use the gadget as frequent as you need. As the name Good Grips suggests, they also fit well on the palm and with such you can easily take control of your grip. It doesn't have any bells or whistles–no extra disks or interchangeable blades–but it has soft, ergonomic handles and can push skin-on and skinless potatoes through with ease. When you have a bigger family to feed, or in the case of a commercial set up, you’ll definitely need a sizeable tool to minimize the number of turns you have to take squeezing.