Breaking up ground meat

[Robert]

Got a pic of your tater masher?
A quick look at Amazon for potato masher returns several different styles of tools including some that look like the ground beef tool.
I know what I think of as a traditional potato masher but would like a pic to be sure.

Here is a link to the one I have from Amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/Worlds-Great...=1711791755&s=kitchen&sr=1-20&ts_id=678504011

I see that there are round ones with holes in them that might work better. Think a potato ricer with larger holes.

 

[ModelMaker]

We had friends years ago that when she made ground beef meals, it had to be chopped up into an almost mush and then rinsed in hot water before added to the meal.
Ed

 

[1MoreFord]

Here is a link to the one I have from Amazon.

https://www.amazon.com/Worlds-Great...=1711791755&s=kitchen&sr=1-20&ts_id=678504011

I see that there are round ones with holes in them that might work better. Think a potato ricer with larger holes.

Thanks, It was the round ones with holes that made me ask. I actually overlooked the one you have. Being an ancient ole phart I'm used to seeing the ones with the zigzag bar, but in a straight line.

 

[okiej]

Pampered Chef meat chopper. Love it. Gave several for gifts after we tried ours. We have 2 on hand.