10 Best Potato Ricers UK 2024 | Joseph Joseph, Argos Home and More

Kitchen brand Joseph Joseph is renowned for their innovative products, and this potato ricer is no exception. Whereas other ricers use a pressing action to push the potatoes through the perforations, this one features a much more user-friendly twisting helix mechanism.

The design of the hopper means that none of the potato spills out the top as you apply pressure, and even people with mobility or strength issues find this tool a total breeze to use. Stylish and easy to clean too, this ricer just had to take our number 1 spot! 

Chef'n FreshForce promises that their ricer is up to 65% more efficient than conventional tools, with the dual gear mechanism turning minimum effort from you into maximum mashing power for your tatties! The large stainless steel hopper can be removed from the handles, making it easy to clean and store. 

While this is one of the more expensive ricers in our listing, we think it's well worth the price as it will last much longer than cheaper versions. This gadget makes preparing fluffy and creamy mash totally effortless, which is why we really love it!

Dexam's ricer is made from lightweight plastic and it has two interchangeable stainless steel perforation discs (one is coarse and one is fine). It also features an additional arm, which allows the tool to be placed on a saucepan for extra pressure.

We love that the blades can be stored in the chamber when the ricer is not in use, so it won't take up too much space in your kitchen drawer. Plus, it's dishwasher-safe so you won't have to scrub away at it after dinner ― just make sure you dismantle it first.

This inexpensive gadget is perfect for students and those on a budget. The 3-in-1 design means it can be used to rice all kinds of root veg, press water out and even juice fruits in preparation for making smoothies.

Made from stainless steel, this ricer has a 1-year manufacturer's guarantee and it's recommended by 82% of Argos customers. Unfortunately Argos doesn't state the dimensions or size of the hopper, but we reckon it should be large enough to suit the average household.

This handy tool from VonShef features silicone handles for a soft and sturdy grip, as well a silicone cover on the bracket that sits on the edge of the container you're ricing into ― this helps to keep it firmly in place. Pressing potatoes through this ricer is easy and it gives a lovely smooth finish. 

Sadly, the deep hopper with solid sides can be tricky to clean. It's totally dishwasher-safe, but if it's put into the machine at the wrong angle it can come out from a wash still with potato on it, so we would recommend cleaning it by hand.

This ricer from Anpro is made from high-quality #304 stainless steel, which is corrosion-resistant. The handle also features a panel of soft, non-slip silicone that's designed to give you a great grip while you tackle your meal prep.

The only minor complaint we have is that this gadget doesn't come with interchangeable discs. Other than that, it's a brilliant ricer that's comfortable to use, easy to clean and won't break the bank!  

This ricer from Taylors Eye Witness is made from heavy, high-quality stainless steel and has soft grip handles. The large hopper will allow you to rice up a huge amount of potatoes in one go, which will be handy if you're feeding a large number of people. 

While this design comes apart for cleaning, it's only suitable for handwashing so it might not appeal to everyone. You can't fault its robust construction though, and the 6-year manufacturer's guarantee is a definite plus point!

The ergonomic angled pressing action of this ricer from Vel. makes it much easier to push through every last bit of potato. Furthermore, it comes in a beautiful box making it the ideal gift for any budding chefs out there!

This gadget comes apart for cleaning, but you'll need to take extra care when putting it back together or it may come apart again as you're making your mash. You should also be careful not to overload it, otherwise the potato will squeeze through the gap between the sides of the hopper and the plunger, rather than through the perforations.

The hopper of this potato ricer has perforations on both the base and the sides, which makes meal prep stress-free. It has a sturdy construction so it will withstand use again and again, and it's lightweight to hold which is especially useful if you're filling it to the brim with boiled spuds!

Whilst this ricer has a really sturdy feel, some of the edges are a little sharp. You should also make sure to completely dry it after cleaning, as it's prone to trapping water which may cause rust. 

This potato ricer made by KitchenCraft has ergonomic handles which make pressing the potatoes through the perforations much easier. It also features a set of integrated rests, so you can rice straight into mixing bowls and saucepans without making a mess. 

However, the fact that this gadget is made mostly from plastic means that it does feel slightly flimsy. It doesn't have very large holes either, so it may take you a while to rice a large bag of potatoes!