🥕 Fox Run Metallic 0.5 x 0.75 x 6.75 inches Peeler and Bean Slicer Review

I used this to peel 350 pounds of potatoes for our church's Norwegian Meatball meal. It follows the contours of my large hand and peels potatoes without much jolting, fuss, or slipping.

Bought because I ended up making bush beans! I almost sprained my thumb trying to push through the beans! I had to stop using. Very disappointed! The return cost is too high, so I kept it! Exfoliation works great!

I'm so happy I have a new peeler and bean slicer, like my (now) vintage Beanex. I forgot how lucky it is to have a sharp potato peeler. I might have to give one to all my friends who love to cook! It's still too early to give a durability rating for it. I'll report in 40 years!

This is a beautiful old cleaner. I've tried many new styles but you can't improve this one. I lost one who was 50 years old and I'm glad he feels the same way. The peeler rotates and peels off a light skin, not too deeply. The tip will dig out bad spots. You end up with french style green beans.

The peeler on the left is over 20 years old. During that time he has cooked countless green beans well. I bought a new one just because I felt it was about time. The purchase was a mistake. Looks good but the small blades are so dull it was useless. I'm glad I didn't throw away my trusty bean slicer.

My mother had a potato peeler like this when I was a kid and I helped her peel potatoes and cut green beans French style. I was totally disappointed with this product. The vegetable peeler is good, but the bean cutter is useless. The blades are so blunt that grains simply get caught and break. It wasn't very expensive but not really worth anything unless you're looking for a potato peeler.