🌰 High-Quality Nickel-Plated Pecan Nut Cracker by New Star Foodservice 28003: Heavy Duty, Steel Construction with Wood Base Review

First of all I love the customer service. I had ordered one before, but it was defective. They immediately sent me another one even before they received the one I sent back. This works great! Will definitely buy it again and again! Many Thanks

This is very useful for a task nobody likes to do. except for my little grandson! By the age of 3 he has become a pro at it and seems to really enjoy it. Put those kids to work and entertain them with work that really benefits you! 😆

Love Love Love I have nut trees and a lot of pecans so I needed something like this now I don't even think about cracking a pecan without this device I love it and I have 4 of these, I will get more than presents, you must know how to crack them or you will destroy your pecans, just insert the pecans and then tap lightly until they no longer crack and voila, you will get pecans hearts the all the time lol.

Now we have a house with 5 walnut trees and no sad little hand shellers. This is perfect for pecans and we use it on a variety of varieties and it's easy to set up. Yes, it creates a bit of a mess, but that's just part of pecan shelling. It was a great price and it's great quality. Our children are strong enough and cannot. So this is for someone with steady hands, not young hands or hands with arthritis.

This pecan cracker does a good job cracking pecans with little effort, but it definitely makes a mess by throwing projectiles all over the place. However, every nutcracker scatters shells everywhere! This nutcracker can be easily adjusted to accommodate both large and small pecans. Other reviewers suggest putting a nutcracker in a box to catch the shells, which will definitely help reduce clutter. But if you have a large batch of pecans, this is a really handy tool. It will likely work for…

We ate about 90 pounds of pecans with this unit. After first use I removed it from the original base and installed it on a 12" 2x4 piece. This made for a much more stable base and made it much easier to use. obviously vary in size, and if you don't set up the device for each nut, you'll have quite a few of them scattering bits of shell we used is in a plastic tub about 30 cm deep, which absorbed (mostly) the shell fragments.