"Tomato glut god send" star star star star star We have an alloment where we have alot of ripe tomatoes which we put through the tomato master and freeze for soup etc.
"Tomato Master" star star star star star_border I've used this several time now and find it really useful. A glut of cherry toms roasted with whole garlic bulbs and red peppers made the most wonderful soup.Passing the waste through a couple more times extracted every drop of puree.The only problem was finding two low bowls to collect the puree and the waste.I'm sure I'll find other uses for it as I make lots of soup and it will puree other foods.
"Tomato Master??" star star star star_border star_border I have read other reviews on this tool and thought that I must of had something different to them!I think that the name 'The Tomato Master' is quite misleading. It implies that it has other functions and that you can do other things with your tomatoes using it? It should be named 'The Tomato Masher'! It's Ok if you just want Tomato Juice, but if you want something a little thicker or with pieces of tomato in it, then this tool is not the one for you!Unfortunately, I think mine will be spending most of it's time in the box! support_agent A note from the team We're concerned to hear the Tomato Master didn't meet your expectations. Our customer services team will be in touch shortly.
"Tomato Master" star star star star star_border Worked very well. Separated out pips and skin efficiently - much better than doing it manually. For best results I put the pulp through twice. The suction pad kept it steady on worksurface and it was very easy to wash up afterwards.
"Tomato Master" star star star star star Brilliant machine. Our allotment has produced an abundance of tomatoes and the Tomato Master has been used to produce tomato puree, the tomatoes having been first oven baked with garlic. The machine has made it so easy and quick, previously having used sieve and a lot of elbow grease. After passing the baked tomatoes through the Tomato master 3 - 4 times a lovely puree results with just the skins and seeds left to be composted. Brilliant! Bill Wilson