Almost bought a new SS spud masher this morning at Urban Loft ~ I have one but it is silicon and beds when under pressure ~ but didn't. So pleased I didn't. Have just finished watching this morning's Jo Seagar Cooks programme on Mysky and saw her using a potato ricer. Looked brilliant. And have just scored one for $12. 50 on a TM buynow. Fantastic.
fisher,
Aug 15, 12:55am
mindi1. . I just bought the other one. . for 12. 50. . cant complain even if it only lasts a year... My other one is plastic and I hate it. .
mindi1,
Aug 15, 1:07am
LOL. I could have used it the other night when my food processor failed me and I was trying to mash mushy peas!
maynard9,
Aug 15, 1:25am
I love my potato ricer. Wouldn't mash spuds without one now. Makes a huge difference. My d-i-law asked me the other night "Why is it called a 'ricer"? I couldn't answer her - anyone know?
indy95,
Aug 15, 8:10pm
My guess is because when the potato is pushed through it comes out on the other side looking similar to grains of rice, well... . . with a bit of imagination.
beebs,
Aug 15, 8:23pm
wouldnt be without my potato ricer either... . .
carriebradshaw,
Jan 28, 3:01am
My potato ricer is definately one of my favourite gadgets.
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