PriorityChef Large 15oz Potato Ricer With 3 Discs, Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Potato Ricer for Mashed Potatoes, Potato Masher, Press and Ricer Kitchen Tool, Olive Green

The Priority Chef Heavy Duty Ricer with 3 discs (uncolored stainless) is exactly as advertised. It is well made, smooth edges, nicely polished, and made using heavy duty sturdy stainless steel (no flex - even discs) especially compared to others I tried. The quality you'd find at a high end store. Yes, handles are a bit far apart but I think it would take two hands to be steady even if closer together - so no big deal and an easy adjustment for me even with smallish hands.) My first time using a ricer and I will never look back to making mashed potatoes any other way (food mill aside but that's another cleanup story). Light, fluffy, and HOT! because no mashing that dissipates the heat. No more gooey pasty mashed. Because butter/liquid is added after pressing through the disk it is easy to control the final moisture/texture with just a toss the mashed. I place as stainless steel bowl over a pot of simmering water and press into that to keep hot while finishing up the meal (don't cover or only partially and be careful to keep the water at a low simmer or the pots may burn!) I wanted the pictured disc with the oval holes (+\- 1/2" x 1") to make more homestyle mashed with some lump. Did not find discs sold separately so ended up buying a 2nd ricer just for the that disc (note: some ricers use a smaller diameter disc so it may take trial and error). Glad I did! Now I get mashed potatoes any smoothness I want - from pommes puree to lump homestyle. After pressing, toss the ricer and parts in the pot you boiled the potatoes with warm water and cleanup is a cinch. Best kitchen tool purchase in years!

We love this ricer ! It is well made, heavy duty, with multiple ricer blades. It makes the best mashed potatoes ! My husband loves it ! Highly recommended.

tl;dr: Great product and even better customer service! I was dubious about the claims that there is no need to peel the potatoes. How do the skins not block the holes and prevent the potatoes from going through? Well, I don't know how it works but it does. This ricer makes such quick work of making potatoes. It also works great on avocados to spread on an English muffin. Unfortunately, as I was hand-washing it after its second use (I don't trust the dishwasher not to damage the finish), the rivet holding the piston part on fell off. I thought it would be a battle to get the company to make things right but I gave it a shot. I messaged the company on the Saturday night before Christmas. Their website states that they don't answer emails on weekends or holidays. Imagine my surprise when I had a response the very next day, Sunday, asking for further information! After answering their questions, I received an email stating I could expect a replacement ricer arriving within a week. I have been floored by the high quality of the customer service provided by this company plus I love my ricer!

I tried this ricer yesterday for the first time & was truly surprised how fluffy my mashed potatoes came out. Will definitely be trying it out on new recipes soon.

I had been looking for something to drain tuna. I have a family of four so when we make tuna salad for sandwiches it 5 large cans. I’ve used the traditional strainers but they are a lot of work and don’t always get all the water out. This is perfect and sooo easy. I definitely would recommend it because I love it.!

Solid well built ricer, the three plates offer good options I haven't actually used the ricer yet so I can't speak to it's operation

Very nice.

While I was able to complete ricing 20 pounds of potatoes for Thanksgiving, it actually broke on the second fill up. The pin that holds the top in place for leverage popped off and while I had both pieces, it would not stay together by itself any longer. I think they need more durable parts. The potatoes were well cooked and soft so they were not the problem.

I didn't think I needed a potato ricer until I had one. Now I know that everyone needs one.

This is made in China!!! Wanting a ricer for a gift, I researched so many looking for one noy made in China. This one read as though made in a small family company in USA. That said, when it arrived- made in China. That said- well made, great extra blades with it. The gift was accepted.

Me gustó la calidad de los materiales pero sobre todo la variedad de sus cuchillas (discos) para obtener puré de diferentes alimentos. Gran compra.

Work amazingly, love the different hole attachments on the ricers. Found it a little difficult to squeeze the ricer. But a lil muscle and it went right through

Ist für Spaghettieis unbrauchbar.