Weird Question, really.

[Youngie1337]

Bit of a weird question, can someone suggest an excellent potato masher?

 

[zak4994]

WTF?

They are branded?

 

[VonBlade]

One with holes in it.

 

[zak4994]

I was thinking:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Masterclass...r_1_4?ie=UTF8&s=kitchen&qid=1234293272&sr=1-4

Or

http://www.amazon.co.uk/OXO-Good-Sm...r_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=kitchen&qid=1234293272&sr=1-2

 

[nepas]

One with holes in it.

:worship:

 

[Youngie1337]

LOL, yes there are makes of potato mashers! We have like 3 and paid like £18 for one masher and it's POOR. Tried to go for a cheaper from Poundland and still RUBBISH. I borrowed my Mum and Dads and it works like a charm, they paid like £6 but can't remember where they got it from, since it was years ago.

 

[nepas]

this could turn into the best thread ever

 

[VonBlade]

Ok serious answer :

If you like your mash lumpy, use a fork.

If you like it smooth, use a electric whisk.

If you just want a mash, a big plastic square holed masher works fine.

All these metal ones, over-rated.

VB

 

[BloomerzUK]

I vote Potatoe ricer.. lovely and smooth.. but takes some doing.

 

[mrapoc]

blend the *******s

 

[nathan]

potato ricer is what i use. Cant stand lumpy mash. Reminds me of being sick, carrots and all