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Harvest your favorite fruits and vegetables right into this attachment for healthy and delicious drinks and purees, baby foods and sauces.
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Technical Details
- Parts add a strainer function to KitchenAid food grinder (not included)- Strainer fits food grinder for all KitchenAid household stand mixers
- Prepare fruit and vegetable sauces, chutneys, and jams
- Strainer assembles easily without tools
- Most parts are dishwasher-safe
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By VJ (West Michigan USA)
Have only used it for fresh tomatoes so far. I agree with other's reviews that the manufacturers directions leave a lot to be desired. Followed other reviews and intended to run them through 3 times. After twice however, we realized there was no more to be had. The only thing that bothered was the amount of pulp I found while dismantling it. Am hoping to find a better way in the future to not leave so much usable material in the sink. Will experiment with it next time before just tossing everything in the sink. Cleaning was fairly straight-forward. Stores easily in the box. Does the job I bought it for in spades.
By Ethan J. Greene (Wisconsin)
The FVSP works well, but the only down side is that if you are doing small batches of friuts or veggies the cleanup takes a bit longer than I would like it to. If you just wanted to make a glass of juice every morning I would but a stand alone juicer. In large batches it works well and is worth it. It is a cheeper alternitive to buying a fruit press for homemade ciders and wines. By the way, water mellon juice is awesome.
By Kaye (Arkansas)
KitchenAid FVSP Fruit and Vegetable Strainer Parts for Food Grinder
My friend in Oregon told me about the fruit strainer that she got for her KitchenAid mixer. So I went looking and found that since I already had the Food Grinder, I only needed the FVSP for it. Saved some money & made the attachment I had serve even better.
This attachment is wonderful, I love it and wish I'd bought this sooner. Now when I make homemade Apple Butter, I don't even have to peel my apples. Just cook them up and pass them through the machine, the applesauce comes out one side and the peels go out the other.
I think this would be great for making strained fruits for baby too.
By Diana K. Fortney (SHINNSTON WV)
I really like this item, it saved me so much work when I was making applesauce. Not having to peel them waS WONDERFUL!!
By Victor Grund (Amherst, NH)
I live in Southern New Hampshire, surrounded by apple orchards. Every fall my family makes a project out of canning homemade applesauce. We buy "B-grade" apples at the orchards for very little money. The result is a product of stunning quality and flavor that simply cannot be purchased commercially at any price. It is also less expensive than commercial applesauce, so we have a win-win. We usually process 3-5 bushels of apples. If you aren't familiar with these quantities, it's a LOT of apples. The KitchenAid FVSP Fruit and Vegetable Strainer takes the labor and time out of what would otherwise be a rather tiresome job. We first core and roughly slice the apples (no need to remove skins) and cook them until they are soft in a about an inch of water. We then process the cooked apples through the strainer and voila, the skins pop out the side and applesauce drains out the bottom. It could not be easier. Note this strainer is an attachment to the KitchenAid food grinder. You must have the strainer, food grinder and a KitchenAid mixer in order to have a functional strainer appliance. This strainer is the only way to go when making large quantities of applesauce. I'm sure it will also find other uses in our kitchen, too.
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