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If you like homemade mashed potatoes, a potato ricer may be the kitchen gadget for you. Using a potato ricer, you can make velvety smooth mashed potatoes right at home. Here's how to use a potato ricer. more »
The potato ricer is a convenient, hand-held kitchen tool used to mash potatoes. It works more easily and quickly than hand mashing with a fork and does not require electricity. more »
A potato ricer is a fun kitchen gadget that can be used many ways. It is similar to a potato masher but allows the potato to be pushed through what looks like an oversized garlic press. From mashed potatoes to pie fillings, a potato ricer is helpful in completing a task in a fraction of the time. more »
A potato ricer creates the best mashed potatoes of all time, even if you're cutting back on the fat grams. Serves 6. more »
A potato masher is a simple yet useful kitchen utensil. Designed to create creamy mashed potatoes, these utensils are easy to use and can even be used with different foods. There are a few types of potato mashers on the market today; from the simple potato masher that takes some muscle strength to potato ricers that do most of the work for you. more »
A ricer is a useful, handheld tool that resembles a garlic press. A squeeze of the handle forces whole food through small holes to form small, rice-shaped pieces, basically pureeing the food. It is commonly referred to as a "potato ricer" since it is used often to make creamy mashed potatoes; however, it is great for a variety of vegetables. A ricer is an efficient tool for creating any creamy dishes, including baby food. more »
Ricers, sometimes referred to as "potato ricers" are kitchen utensils used mainly for making mashed potatoes. A ricer consists of a hopper section perforated with small holes, handles and a disc. Cooked potatoes or other vegetables are "riced" by pressing them through the holes. Many different models are available with various features. Although it is not an essential, a ricer is an inexpensive and useful implement that many cooks prefer over alternatives such as potato mashers. more »
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