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Mill: Rotary Vegetable Mill and Puree Maker

(3 customer reviews)

£29.95

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Description

Ideal for pureeing and grating cooked vegetables and fruit to create sauces or baby food, this compact mill has three stainless steel interchangeable blades for fine, medium and coarse grating.

You don’t need a fancy electric food processor to make super-smooth mash, purées or baby food.

All you need is our manual French-style food mill and you’re good to go.

It can do all these tasks and more.

This hand blender / baby food maker is lightweight, compact and easy to use.

There’s no need to drag it from the back of the cupboard. Just grab it whenever you need a quick, easy way to make purée.

To use, pick from one of its three stainless steel blade plates, fill it up, and turn the crank. There’s no electric needed, so you can use it almost anywhere!

Size 35cm x 10cm.

Handwash only.

Additional information

Weight 1 g
gtin

5028250149213

SKU

MWPVMS

Brand

Kitchen Craft

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3 reviews for Mill: Rotary Vegetable Mill and Puree Maker

  1. Bev

    I am absolutely delighted with this product, I also bought one for my daughter and she is very happy with it too. When my children were small, I used to make “apple mush” with an old Mouli mill I had inherited. This was a favourite pudding as the flavour of the pureed cooked apples including all the peel and pips etc is delicious. Recently, a glut of cooking apples reminded me to look online to see if these mills were still available. This one is excellent value, much bigger than I expected which is brilliant for making larger quantities and it is very well made. The mill itself is made of strong plastic which is more practical than the metal one I had, it comes with three metal blades for different textures which makes it suitable for vegetables or fruits and it is very easy to put together and dismantle for easy cleaning. My freezer is now stocked with “apple mush” and I am a very satisfied customer!

  2. Elli

    Ideal for soups and sauces. This really makes light work of separating skin and pips from cooked tomatoes for soup or sauce. It beats manual skinning and de-seeding them prior to cooking and is much easier then using a sieve or colander with a spoon to push the pulp through.

  3. Anne Cowling

    Initially I got one for a relative struggling to find ways of staying with a prescribed diet for Crohn’s disease. She wasn’t having much luck with it, reporting that the food that went through the mill was fine but most food didn’t mill.
    I found a really useful review here that made it likely the relative was putting it together incorrectly, so I ordered one for myself to check it out.
    That review was right on the money, it is easy to assume the plates go in to make a funnel chape, narrowest at the bottom, but this is not right. The plates must go in with their widest part lowest. That way the centre spindle fits into the hole and it all works a treat.
    So now two of us have them, working fine. So far I’ve only used mine for mash, but am planning to use it for things like gazpacho and pizza sauces where you want something fairly smooth but without all the air that a food processor incorporates.

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