Tomato Strainer - Effortlessly Tomato Sauce Without Peeling, Deseeding, or Coring Needed - Suction Cup Base, Tomato Press - Food Mill for Homemade Pasta Sauces, Puree Maker (Tomato Strainer)

The machine performs well, is user-friendly, easy to assemble, and easy to clean. It is not very strong, but it's a good buy for what it's worth.

Suction does not work to stay in place and handle is very difficult to turn Impossible!

This mill was easy to assemble----The suction base worked well and securely to the table. Its made of good quality heavy vinyl type plastic, and everything is plastic excepting the inside turning spring. I tried it out using a few Roma tomatoes. I think you could also use this to make other sauces, such as applesauce.Its an optional thing, but I find it easier to prepare the tomatoes first, the skins come off easier. I remove the tops and boil them 2/3 mins to loosen skins. Then let them cool down a bit before running them through the mill. It worked OK--not bad--but it did not quite remove all of the seeds. Clean up was easy. The only thing, I didn't like not being able to remove the screen for cleaning(a little difficult to get in there to clean it). That being said, It would have been nice to have other screens changing option. I think I'd just as soon pay a little more and purchase a mill having those options.This sauce maker is quick and easy to use and does everything as stated in the description!

This makes working through a bunch of tomatoes a DREAM! Let me tell you. I usually would have to throw them through a food processor or something and the consistency was always just.. not quite spot on, to be honest.I switched to using this process instead and it works so much better. Nice and juicy but still retaining that delicious tomatoed velvet you know and love.