Weston Electric Food Mill with 3 Stainless Steel Discs 1.75 Quart Capacity, White (61-0201-W)

I bought 2 and this one was the one I decided to keep! Great product for making loads of tomatoes.. I just wish I didn’t have to keep scraping the sides.. Easy to clean and doesn’t have a hundred pieces like the Manuel ones do..

Waste of money. Bought it last autumn to be available for this year’s harvest, so too late to return by the time I tried it. Seeding and skinning tomatoes to make sauce was my goal. Difficult to open and close, which must be done often because the blade frequently fails to capture the food. Takes FOREVER and it fails to thoroughly process resulting in much wasted produce. Messy because if not closed properly (which is difficult as stated above) the multiple parts all disconnect at once and drop into the bowl you are using. Ended up borrowing my moms juicer which did the job quickly and super efficiently. I wish I had bought a juicer attachment for my stand mixer instead of this. The only benefit that a traditional food mill has over a juicer is that it doesn’t require power. This one, because it’s electric, doesn’t even have that benefit. Very sorry I didn’t try it within the return window. This is a HORRIBLE product.

The bowl is a little small for my use of it but good product!

The media could not be loaded. I love this machine! It works wonders for ingredients that I put in my hair products. It's very easey to assemble, dissemble and clean!

We bought this for my Red Chile Business and it can't keep up. It's too much for this little guy. It's only for home use and for small batches. The motor sounded like it was going to die so I let it cool for a while and proceeded. Not good for a business.

Easy to use,I use food processor first then put in mill. Does a great job.

I purchased this product to process applesauce from fresh apples. Even though the apples were cooked to a soft stage this food mill did a very poor job of attempting to process the peeling of the apples. It clogged very easily and took far longer than a hand grinder would have taken…plus you have to hold the button in an on position for a few spins then reverse it. Not worth the cost. The apples had to be cooked to very soft to mill even using the largest grate plate. Pass on this and spend the money on a quality mill.

Worked well for the most part just don’t put to much in it at once. It will kind of slip if overloaded