Hello all!
I'm looking to get a food mill but don't know which brand to get. The highly rated ones on Amazon are Cuisipro and MIU. But I'm not sure those will be sturdy for a long time. Otherwise I'm willing to fork over more dollars for something like All Clad or Matfer.
Is there a hardware store in LA I can goto for a good food mill or one that you would recommend?
Thanks!
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I can't seem to use any other food mill than a Foley. My mom has one that is practically ancient, and I grew up using it. I adore mine - I got a vintage one in great shape, used on eBay for about $20. It makes the BEST fennel mashed potatoes and my famous potato-leek soup. :)
They're not very expensive, they're made well, and they're a powerhouse to use. The only thing that might be a downer is if you were hoping to have multiple discs to interchange.
hi lynn!
thanks for your food mill advice. i got lucky and scored one for xmas though! a cuisinart one. i can't to make some potato puree. :)
Oooh! Yay for Xmas!
(btw, this is Lynn formerly of SF, now of Denver, friend of the Boy...in case you know any other Lynns!)
ohh hi lynn! i kept clicking on your name link to no success so i'm glad you told me it was you! :)
how is denver by the way? my brother is scheduled to move out there in the summer/fall which will give me a perfect reason to go out there for the beer fest. :D sounds like justin had a good time in denver with you guys.
happy new year by the way~!
We love Denver! :) And yes, that is the perfect time for a visit for the beerfest! We have plenty of room, so you guys have a place to stay (if your brother doesn't have room).
Happy New Year to you, too! Can't wait to read about your food adventures this year! :)
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