Perhaps It is a matter of preference or cost? I have a KA (actually three) that I use almost daily for shredding and sieving tons of fruit and veggies throughout the year. I also have a Squeezo - ancestor of the Victorio. I tend to use the Squeezo more for tomatoes and apples, perhaps just because I've used it for those tasks for so many years.

The difference is that the KA food mill has to be disassembled and cleaned out a lot more often, though it's electric "hands-free" design is more body-use efficient than the manual Squeezo. After a long bout of Squeezo hand-cranking I often give the task over to younger hands. Both work well, as designed, for the task. If you already have the KA, it would be less expensive for you to buy the KA food mill attachment than a new gadget that would get used rarely. Note that grapes will NOT go through the KA food mill because of the size of the seeds,so it is really what you want to use it for that is the question. Making salsa - the Victorio; making tomato paste/sauce - the KA food mill OR the Victorio; making applesauce - the Victorio; making seedless fruit jelly like raspberries or strawberries - hands down the Victorio; making a ton of peach/plum/pear puree for jam the KA.

Nancy