attaching to the base rails 27 of the basket 25 in fig2 each end of the legs 60 includes an attaching member in the form of a claw 65 one attached or otherwise provided to each leg 60 of the accessory each claw 65 includes a cross member 70 and at least one hook member 75 with two such hook members for each claw 65 being shown in the example of fig2 the hook members 75 are spaced to provide sufficient stability fig2 and 3 show the accessory 45 in the attached or installation position relative to the basket 25 as shown in fig3 the angle of the main body 46 is selected to match the angle of the existing tines 30 part of the accessory 45 is hidden behind the tine 30 which helps to ensure that the accessory blends 45 with the basket 25 to help maintain maximum loading capacity and cleaning efficiency the main body 46 e g the distal and or proximal ends 50 55 of the accessory 45 can be adjustable relative to the cross member 70 e g by using deformable materials such as malleable wires to allow the angle of tines to be matched fig3 shows the distal end 55 of the accessory 45 to extend an exposed height h that is greater than the height of the tines 30 e g in the range of about 5 10 cm the accessory has an overall height of approximately 10 20 cm while fig2 and 3 show the accessory in the attached or installation position fig4 shows the accessory in the pre attached pre installation position as shown in fig4.