Cutlery-Pro Chef Melon Baller: Premium 18/8 Stainless Steel Tool for Perfect Melon Balls, 22/30mm Sizes Review

I really enjoy using these Cutlery-Pro melon shaping tools. I just wish one of the trio didn't repeat itself, but overall they're solid and easy to use.

I use it almost every day to lightly prep and peel potatoes, tomatoes and apples to remove eyes, stalks and tops. I found it easy to use, sharp, powerful and effective. The best I've found.

My daughter insisted on eating melon balls so I stumbled upon it. I read he was on the smaller side and it was pretty small. However, it got the job done and I actually preferred this device as it was used for my kids. 👍🏼

I am writing this review to let other shoppers know that this is not your average melon press. If you don't want to convert to a standard metric, you can see from my image that the one on the left is the product and the one on the right is my larger standard melon size. At the same time I am satisfied with it for my needs. . I needed something to put a very small spoon in and it was perfect!

Great set! I've always loved the way watermelon and cantaloupe balls look. When I ordered them I was nervous that I wouldn't be able to use them properly to get the perfect fit but they are really easy to use. The blade is sharp enough to gently remove fruit with minimal effort. My children love to eat these fruits. And I'm so glad there are six sizes because my daughter asked me for a smaller watermelon after using the largest size and I was able to do it as there are so many options. We…

I didn't think I was a particularly tall person with big hands, but judging by this melon machine, I am! Kitchen gloves got size L or better XL. This may seem like a minor issue and I've never considered it, but with this melon filler kit I realized that you should consider this when purchasing melon filler. The ballers are longer (e.g. KitchenAid = 9") which I will buy and prefer to use the 6.5" melon ball instead. )

I love how small I can make little balls of melon. I'm currently in a pseudo-bento phase and obsessed with creating tiny food shapes and semi-complex bowls for more purposeful and mindful eating. While my theory about slower eating might be a bit misguided, I actually started eating pretty late. These little melon balls are sweet and tangy, and it's easy for me to create near-perfect little balls with a flick of my wrist (for example, I roll a whole melon into 4 different ball sizes and freeze…