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Customer Reviews of Browne Cuisipro Stainless-Steel Potato Ricer
Customer Rating:   Summary: Not the best, far from the worst Comment: I have been using this for a year now. It's stainless steel, goes in the dishwasher without rusting, although a little awkward in there but I manage to open it and it gets clean. You can mash potatos with the skin on, but the skin remains in "the hopper", which is good if you want skinless potatos, not so good if you like to include them. It will also clog it up so you need to keep clearing it out. The handle is sturdy enough to do the job without bending, but it does take some amount of strength to push through so it's not for those lacking in that department. I didn't want to spend the extra money at Williams Sonoma for the big one, but kind of wish I did because it holds a lot more. You pretty much do 1 potato at a time in this, which is not so good for a crowd, better to use your mixer. I believe riceing? potatos makes the lightest fluffiest potatoes you will ever have! If I had a baby, I would use this and make my own baby food....wish I had known about them (and seal-a-meal type devices)at the time. I keep forgetting to try it for other tasks, like homeade soup or tomato/pasta sauce, but it should be great for that too....I will soon since it is also good for those on liquid diets, which I am on due to surgery. Customer Rating: Summary: Good Ricer Comment: I'm pleased with this product...it does what it's supposed to with little effort. The handles are very long and can be a bit awkward when you're a short cook like I am but that's the only real issue I have with it, and that's minor! It's easy to clean and seems to be made well so I'm sure that it will last for years to come. I would buy it again! Customer Rating: Summary: Potato ricer Comment: This ricer is very handy. Three interchangable discs enable you to make a variety of food without other accessories. It worths the price and it is well built. Customer Rating: Summary: Lovin' it!! Comment: Amazing gnocchi! We could never make great gnocchi before we had this, now it's quite easy! We love it, it's very well made, easy to use, easy to clean. Customer Rating: Summary: Great product, long lasting, good quality Comment: I like the quality and that it comes with 3 disks. I haven't tried making the German noodles yet, but I will soon. I paid too much for it, but noticed that is now on sale for under $25....that's a deal! I paid close to $40, which was a little too expensive for a ricer, but I'm happy with it. More Reviews If you've watched a few cooking shows you've probably seen one of these in action. Many professional chefs swear by this method of ricing rather than mashing potatoes. This is an excellent device for straining tomatoes and fruits as well-great for homemade baby food! 
Choosing Appliance -> Fridge / Freezers A large number of freezers have eliminated defrosting by continually circulating the air inside the freezer compartment, thus avoiding frost build-up -- a feature well worth paying a little extra for. Choosing Appliance -> Built-in Ovens Ease of cleaning is well worth considering at the outset. Stay clean liners resist dirt build-up but pyrolitic cleaning is the ultimate. It burns off all baked-on debris at 500°C so that all you have to do is sweep out the resulting ash. Look out for ovens with a steam cleaning facility, too, and remember that some ovens have removable inner doors that are easy to clean. Browne Cuisipro Stainless-Steel Potato Ricer
Tips How to Maintain Appliance -> Natural Granite Maintenance Granite must not be rubbed with abrasive materials instead, wash with clean warm water to which a non-abrasive light neutral detergent (PH7) may be added. Rinse with clean warm water and dry with a chamois leather or similar. Drainer Grooves can be cleaned using wire wool. |
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