Try Our New Cookie Press & Potato Ricer - Your Feedback Appreciated!

[Belinda Wood]

The redesigned cookie press has only just launched with us in the UK and everyone is very excited about the inclusion of the potato ricer disk as a potato ricer has been a product our UK customers have been requesting for years! However, I'd love your honest feedback on this product ladies and gents please!
Many thanks in advance!

 

[wadesgirl]

Re: UK Consultant asks-The Potato Ricer - what's your honest opinion on its performanIf you have a lot of potatoes to do it can take a few times to fill it up. Otherwise it worked fine for me.

 

[Belinda Wood]

Re: UK Consultant asks-The Potato Ricer - what's your honest opinion on its performanThanks for your reply. Do you find the potatoes go cold too quickly though?

 

[raebates]

Re: UK Consultant asks-The Potato Ricer - what's your honest opinion on its performanI love it. It held more than I thought it would, though I still needed to fill it a couple of times. Really easy to use and clean, though. And, no, the potatoes don't go cold too quickly. Of course, I add warmed milk to mine instead of cold.

 

[Belinda Wood]

Re: UK Consultant asks-The Potato Ricer - what's your honest opinion on its performanThank you so much Rae!

 

[Dina Atnip]

Re: UK Consultant asks-The Potato Ricer - what's your honest opinion on its performanI warm the butter and milk that goes in the potatoes and keep them in a bowl on warm in the oven they are yumo.

 

[Belinda Wood]

Re: UK Consultant asks-The Potato Ricer - what's your honest opinion on its performanThank you all! Mine should arrive this week! I look forward to testing it out!

 

[pamscookingshows]

Re: UK Consultant asks-The Potato Ricer - what's your honest opinion on its performanI used mine to rice potatoes for the first time Saturday and they were wonderful. I also heated the milk and butter like the video online shows.:chef:

 

[chefsteph07]

Re: UK Consultant asks-The Potato Ricer - what's your honest opinion on its performanStupid question alert, but what is the benefit of ricing potatoes? I don't get it.

 

[raebates]

Re: UK Consultant asks-The Potato Ricer - what's your honest opinion on its performanGenerally they're smoother than mashed and less trouble than whipped.

 

[chefmoseley]

Re: UK Consultant asks-The Potato Ricer - what's your honest opinion on its performanIn our home we only need one large potato to make enough mashed tatters for dinner (my hubby, myself, 2 daughter 5yrs and 3yrs and a new baby boy who is not a potato eater yet). I do not have a hand mixer and am not about to use my 5qt kitchen aid to whip a potato. When you use a for or the mix n chop to mash the potato it is ok but lumpy. Using the potato ricer I get smooth potato with just a swirl or a fork/spatula/spoon to blend the riced potato I really like the ricer especially b/c it is not a ratchet style(our old one and other companies' ricers) one that many people have gotten injured from...

 

[raebates]

Re: UK Consultant asks-The Potato Ricer - what's your honest opinion on its performanHow big are your potatoes, chefmoseley? The Furry Guy can eat 2 of them mashed at one meal.

 

[Intrepid_Chef]

Re: UK Consultant asks-The Potato Ricer - what's your honest opinion on its performanI would not live without my hand mixer ... I use it for everything. I simply can't wrap my brain around fitting all those potatoes in my cookie press. I just strain my taters, take out the hand mixer, whip and go!

 

[cookingwithdot]

Re: UK Consultant asks-The Potato Ricer - what's your honest opinion on its performanChefSteph - LOL! I was thinking the SAME thing! When I got my cookie press, I thought "what the?" Never heard of ricing potatoes in my life!