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Question: I've lost the scraper on the bottom. How do I get another
Document: When this came out of the box I was amazed at how heavy-duty it is. Very strong stainless steel and all welds appear solid. The three grates offer good options for degree of puree of foods. The scraper attachment on the bottom works well and is a great idea. Tomato seeds did not get through the smallest disk. However, the piece that pushes food into the grinder/pressure plate needs a steeper angle to pull in better.
Although it doesn't claim to be dishwasher-safe, I see no reason that it would not be given the materials (except for the scraper clip.) But it doesn't really matter since it cleans up easily and assembles/disassembles just as easily.Next, the operation:  If you are processing soft foods, the handle cranks with minimal effort, and the blade sweeps over the bottom fairly efficiently, although ricing potatoes would probably take more force.
I like this food mill except for the fact that the little clip thing on the bottom isn't made to seem so essential! Somehow the last time I used the old mill, we lost the little clip thing. I tried to purchase that clip part but there isn't anyway that Cuisipro allows you to do this so it is a real bummer. I had to purchase and entire new system because they don't offer parts. (Besides being very small it is made of plastic so it could become damaged or broken.)
I have the previous version of this food mill by Cuisipro,  I've used that one for a little over 1 year and the knob on top has already popped off and it is impossible to get it to stay on anymore. It looks like they changed the knob design since then but I would still stay away from this brand. I was expecting this food mill to last much longer considering the cost.
And if you only occasionally need a mill, get the Cuisipro. It works well and has a solid construction to last for a long time. My only worry is that I'll lose the scraper clip -- and the mill is useless without it.-- Debbie Lee Wesselmann
The milled food comes out the bottom. It couldn't be simpler. I discovered a small drawback here:  the peels get jammed under the blade, and I cannot remove them without disassembling the whole unit. Also, the mill can also grind the peels so that tiny bits end up in the finished product.KitchenAid mill versus the Cuisipro:  The obvious difference is price and strength since the KitchenAid has a motor behind it.
This is NOT true. Unless your receiving container is very narrow it will be way down into it, unlike the Foley and a couple others that have brackets to hold it higher. Look for support brackets on which ever one you decide to buy.Next issue. The bottom sweep is plastic and attaches with a spring snap on closure, rather like a clothespin. It was fussy to get it seated properly.
I then tried another one with the Bed, Bath, and Beyond label, $50 cheaper. The knob didn't screw off, but still the blades did not grind the food. I'm going to stick with a regular food processor and an old-fashioned hand potato masher. I'm fed up with food mills.
It seems cheap and easily lost or broken. It doesn't affect the performance at all but it sure seems like they could have come up with a better solution than what looks like a plastic hair clip.
I tried the mill right after it arrived. To be honest the scraper is worthless. It's easier to use a spatula and more effective. The grind seem fine enough and I like the ease of assembly. Now the real proving ground to me will be in the longevity of sharpness and how well it works for other projects, but for the money I was a little disappointed.
Answer: I would try contacting the company. When the knob kept falling off of the turning handle, they sent me a whole new part, though it did take me several tries before they responded.