The majority of potato mashers are made from stainless steel and other metals. However, there are a number of mashers made from nylon, plastic, or silicone. Although these mashers are generally ...

Made of brushed stainless steel with an ergonomic handle that absorbs pressure, I’ve found it to be an equally effective and comfortable tool to use. As a first-time user of a potato masher ...

If mashed potatoes are on the dinner menu at your home, you can always pull out a classic masher or ... is the sleek, stainless steel OXO Good Grips 3-In-1 Adjustable Potato Ricer, which has ...

If you've ever used a fork to crush your mashed potatoes, then you know. It doesn't quite cut it. Fact: The creamiest mashed potatoes can only be achieved with one of the best potato mashers.

Potato mashers are usually stainless steel, hard plastic or nylon. The metal utensils may cost a little extra, but they make up for their price in overall durability. With proper maintenance ...

Photo: Sarah Kobos We tested an older version of the OXO Good Grips Stainless Steel Potato Masher. Its rubbery handle was comfortable to hold, and it produced a mash that wasn’t gritty ...