Some people may wonder why would I need a ricer?
* For awesome fluffy potatoes
* Mash Sweet Potatoes , for sweet potato pie as well
* Squeeze shredded cucumbers for making Tzatziki
* Run eggs through for egg salad
* Make gnocchi
* make spaetzle
* when a recipe calls for adding cold butter to flour, use the ricer to cut the butter
* run tomato wedges through for pureed tomatoes
* squeeze the liquid out of frozen spinach (quiche)
* squeeze the moisture out of grated potatoes when making hash browns (crispier)
You can rice potatoes ahead of time, freeze in plastic bags, microwave, then add milk and butter for perfect quick mashed potatoes all of the time. I received this product for purpose of inspection and unbiased review. All opinions and pictures are mine.
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Features
- Includes fine, medium and coarse ricing discs
- Comfortably cushioned, extra-long handles require less hand strength
- Large basket handles higher volume
- Bowl rest
- Durable, dishwasher safe stainless steel
Make lump-free riced or mashed vegetables, puree fresh cooked foods for the baby or press spaetzle in exactly the size you want, simply by slipping in the fineness disc of your choice. The extra-large basket and high-leverage handles cut down on your time and effort, too.
Includes Fine, Medium and Coarse Ricing Discs
Get more uses out of your ricer with a quick change of disc. Use the coarse disc for homemade pasta, egg salad or fibrous vegetables like sweet potatoes. The medium disc is great for potatoes; once they're riced, just give them a quick stir with milk and butter and they turn into the smoothest, fluffiest mashed potatoes you've ever had. The fine disc strains cooked fruits and vegetables to the right consistency for those on a soft food diet.
Extra-Large Basket with Bowl Rest
The more food you can rice at one time, the fewer batches you'll have to do. That's the reasoning behind this large basket design, and it can save you a lot of time. The bowl rest extension lets you suspend the ricer over your bowl while you have two hands free to transfer food from the cooking pot to the basket.
Cushioned, Ergonomic Handles
Some ricers require quite a lot of force to get the cooked foods pressed through. Because not everyone has big, strong hands, the Bellemain is designed to take some of that pressure off. Extra-long handles position your hand farther from the fulcrum point, which multiplies the amount of force at the basket with less effort at your end. Plus, they have silicone cushions for even more comfort.
Sturdy, Chrome Plated Stainless Steel
When flimsy plastic or aluminum ricers have broken, bent or scratched, the Bellemain will still be going strong. It's easy to clean, too: just put it in the dishwasher.
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