Joseph JosephHelix Potato Ricer Masher Ergonomic Twist-Action Hand Manual Stainless Steel For Mashed Potato, Vegetable Purees, Stainless Steel, White

Easy to use, works great! It mashes the potatoes perfectly after boiling them. No straining your arms and the product is very sturdy. I don't see this thing breaking ever. Also it is dishwasher safe.

Hats off to the designers and engineers, this a great product! No internal moving parts, easy to take apart, relatively easy to clean.Other garlic presses get all the tougher bits jammed into the press holes, making it impossible to clean---not this one. A quick rinse and a swish of the finger inside and the bits all come out.Another review mentioned that the handles were flimsy and broke. I would say that person had some really dense garlic, or they have overpowered grip strength! If you're nervous about that, just don't overpack it or squeeze it from the absolute end and you'll be fine.My only complaint is that some of the garlic will wind up unpressed, and you have to fish it out and press it a second time. Not a big deal for me,but something to be aware of.All in all, highly recommended.

Great quality, easy to use and wash. LOVE it. The weight and feel of this ricer is top notch, no straining to use.

I like how this operates. No real pressure on your hands. Garlic minced well. Cleaning is kinda a pain, but I am very pleased with this product. Performed as it should.

This product is amazing. After breaking my old potato ricer (on Thanksgiving no less) I was on the hunt for something durable. This ricer is super easy to use. As it is two parts that are very sturdy, I think this will last for years to come. The ergonomic design makes this very easy and comfortable to use. And most importantly, my mashed potatoes came out perfect. 10/10 would buy again (though I likely won't need to).

This replaced a traditional stainless steel masher. I really like the ease of use and cleaning.

The best river on earth.Very easy to clean, rices potatoes very well. Pushing the potatoes through requires much less effort than the plunger type. This is a fantastic design.

This product failed within a month of purchase, Joseph Joseph hasn't responded to the warranty claim and it's outside of the window to return it to Amazon. I really wanted to like this since it's a cool design, but it's just not functional, durable, or efficient, so I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.MAJOR DRAWBACK -- MATERIAL QUALITY / DURABILITY:The juicer cup is the ONLY part that is metal on this, so the plastic it's VERY prone to warping/chipping/breaking under standard use pressure. There's only two little 1/4 inch plastic nubs that are the single point of failure as you follow the track rotating and squeezing the juicer, and they warp very easily, making compressing the juice out difficult because it falls off the track and becomes a piece of junk.DRAWBACK -- SIZE:It's oddly very large to fit in the drawer, but even with it's huge girth, you have to cut up your fruit into little pieces (1/4 lime segments or 1/8 lemons) to fit in the metal compression cup.DRAWBACK -- AMOUNT OF JUICE:I was also really surprised that it actually doesn't get that much juice out of the fruit!!! I re-squeeze every piece with my hand after putting something through the Helix and got about 30% more juice out of it. Also, if you have to cut your fruit into tiny segments 1/4 segments to fit in the juicer cup why bother using this device? Just squeeze the juice out with your fingers -- you'll get more out of it and waste less time and not have to clean another utensil.MAJOR DRAWBACK -- POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE AND WARRANTY SUPPORT:Amazon says Joseph Joseph has a warranty on their products (mine failed after a month of use, after only squeezing about 6 limes in it), and I followed the Amazon recommended process, but Joseph Joseph hasn't responded to multiple messages requesting Warranty Support.THE FINAL VERDICT:I really wanted to like this, but it's not strong enough/functional/high quality enough materials to do the job. If this was all metal, it might work. But metal on plastic under torsional pressure doesn't work, and you don't even get that much juice out of it! So it's a pretty device, but not functional and it takes up a lot of drawer space for being so awkwardly large and not serving it's single-purpose well.