Have you seen this amazing tool for Hasselback potatoes?

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Have you seen this amazing tool for Hasselback potatoes? I’ve tried making them in the past without much success, but then I discovered the Hasselback Potato Prep Set that makes it so easy and each one turns out perfect! You put the potato in a wood cradle (I don’t know how else to describe it), and it is secured with two spikes to hold it in place. Then you simply cut between each metal brace.

The origin of Hasselback Potatoes goes back to 1954.

Curious about the origin of Hasselback potatoes? I had no idea they started in Sweden when a trainee chef, Lief Ellison made them at Hasselbacken Restaurant in 1954.

So easy to make with this one tool!

Hasselback potatoes that look beautiful and cook evenly every time!

Here's a trick to making perfect Hasselback potatoes! A tool that's less than $15!

It’s one tool that’s worth buying and storing, I promise!

I’m typically reluctant to getting a kitchen tool when it only has only one purpose, but this is one tool that I would say is worth it! And it’s only around $12. I can’t wait to use it for sweet potatoes at Thanksgiving!

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A Cotton Smock from World Market for $20

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6 Comments

  1. DID YOU PUT THE RECIPE FOR THE POTATOES HERE………?
    I MISSED IT!
    WILL GO BACK AS THEY LOOK GREAT!BUT WHAT DO YOU PUT ON THEM SALT BUTTER?

    1. Hi Elizabeth! I did not include a recipe because it’s really just butter, salt, and pepper, but you could do anything. This tool though makes it so easy and they are perfect every time!
      xx

    1. Hi Mary! I linked another one that looks exactly the same as mine. It really wasn’t much of a recipe. We brushed them with butter before, during, and after baking, sprinkle with salt and pepper fresh parley. We love shallots, so I thought next time, I sprinkle with some crispy shallots.
      xx

  2. Annie,
    I’ve tried Hasselback potatoes many times and like you, I’ve not had as much success as I thought I should. This tool is great.
    xo,
    Karen

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