Last year I bought a potato masher from Family Dollar. It lasted a total of one mashing. NOT A VERY GOOD PRODUCT, so today I buy oen from No Frills. ‘Profreshionals potato masher by good cook’; I was just about to take a picture of it, and blog. The masher has a resin handle, and I thought the masher would be inbedded deep into the handle. Well I pull on the handle, and the mashing part, and all of a sudden I have two potato masher. I am taking that $4.49 potato masher back to No Frills, and getting my money back. Hopefully chefmate has a good masher.
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Had a similar experience with kitchen shears two weeks ago. Used it for the very first time to cut up some chicken wings. Half-way through the 7th or 8th wing, the handle fell apart. Oh well, I only paid $3.00 for it at the Offutt commissary. I’ll order the Messermeister from cutleryandmore.com for $15.95, because: A) it’s cheap; B) recommended by America’s Test Kitchen; C) it’s fun to say “Messermeister”.
Chefmate does have one.
But you have to order it online, so it will take a couple days to get her. Have fun with your Messermeister.
light bulb idea!
just use an electric hand mixer, best whipped potatoes ever, no muscle power required, annnnnnnnnnnd! you can use it for other cooking endeavors!
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I like to do it manual. I am going to Le Gourmet Chef and busting some potato heads with a nice expensive masher.