OXO Good Grips Food Mill
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of OXO Good Grips Food Mill
Customer Review: oxo food mil
Summary: 5 Stars
This product made my summer so much simpler during tomato harvest. After just a few minutes of cooking the tomatoes on the stove, they went into the food mill with peel and seeds. With minimal effort, I had a wonderful, seedless tomato juice. The food mill is easy to use and an easy clean up. I am lookng forward to trying the food mill on other foods.Customer Review: Working great
Summary: 5 Stars
The product is working just as expected and doing everything I have asked of it. The feet are great...wide enough to accomidate almost any vessel underneath. Cleanup is a breeze with quick and easy dis/assembly. Product seems durable so far. The soft handle and knob make it more comfortable to use than the "traditional" variety.Customer Review: Great Food Mill !!!
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this to replace another one I have used for a few years to make applesauce and tomato sauce. What an improvement! It processes thoroughly with minimal effort. The legs fold up for compact storage but extend to form a study platform over a small bowl. Oxo products are always excellent and this one is no exception.Customer Review: love it!
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this to replace a food mill that had been my grandmothers... function finally won out over sentimentality - and am I glad! My daughter and I make apple sauce almost weekly and this is so sturdy and easy to use that she can do the turning all by herself (she is almost 5). Easy to clean too!Customer Review: Lived up to reviews
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this because of the good reviews I saw. I made butternut squash soup with this the other day...It requires a little muscle, but the results were amazing! Perfectly pureed goodness! I quickly learned to switch between turning clockwise and counterclockwise to scoop up all the little pieces.