Is this the attachment that would work when you need a potato ricer?
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Hum, I am going to say no. BUT you may be on to something to be honest. If you have a ricer you know that the potatoes get extremely fluffy. for say Gnocchi I only rice the potatoes. Grinding might work though.
1607567
Yes. It handles regular potatoes without a problem and I would think it could handle anything that grows.
1661129
I'm not sure and I've also never tried it. If you can find the attachment though, I'd assume you probably can. Hope that helps.
341130
if you don't do it too long or too fast, it will work for hash brown potatoes but not for cubed potatoes. This shreds things completely if you do it too fast. I found it doesn't do tomatoes or things with the squishy inside very well.
1064140
It depends on your potatoe size. One thing important to note, it takes a lot of force to pull it through the potatoe. Best if it is mounted to the wall.
355015
Yes. I used it for carrot, potato, mushrooms. Carrot will be a little difficult because it is more stiff so need more forces.
1343079
If you mean the whisk attachment, I am certain the whisk would NOT work for potatoes, nor would any other whisk. Whisks are for incorporating (fluffing) air into things, such as whipping cream or mixing two liquid type things together. Potatoes are firm and need to be mashed or riced. The immersion blender itself, is powerful. I can hardly believe how quickly it smoothed out every thing I've tried thus far. My favorite part is how extremely easy it is to clean up afterwards.
572112
Nope. This would not work well for it - 1) it is too small to hold much more than handful of soaked rice and 2) the motor is not powerful enough. Have you tried the counter-top wet grinders?
261156
The potatoes can be as long as will fit into the machine but like mentioned before it takes a lot of force to push it through the smaller sized blades. I had seen videos online (YouTube) showing how to mount it. Makes sense to mount it vertically with the potato coming out the bottom so one can collect in a bowl. This is how I use mine.
1357605
I would not recommend this product for potatoes. I would suggest a mandolin
1142056
No, this is for a hose that attaches to the strainer return. There are devices that use garden hoses, but. this is not one of them.
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1904710
In my opinion, no. I would purchase the Zepp attachment for that. It works well
523109
Yes, it is wide enough to grate a potato, however I would choose a food processor for that task. It is perfect for small grating tasks and takes minimal drawer space.
892327
I have not seen an attachment for the small grain that you are refering to. So apparently it does not come with it. I have only used mine with white wheat berries and it does a wonderful job.
1692130
I don't think so. In fact, I was able to break one of the blade assemblies by forcing a regular potato through it. The manufacturer replaced it under warranty, but cautioned me that it would be advisable to square off the end of the potato to equalize the pressure the blades see. That seems to have worked.
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I cannot help you. It was not the right attachment and so I had to return it.