🍎 Progressive Prepworks Apple Peeler, Corer, and Slicer Machine - Heavy Duty Remover & Mountable on Counter or Tabletop Review

I had a hell of a time sucking and tightening the core. I had to find a piece of cardboard or wood to slip between the counter and the suction cup to hold it in place. But it worked during apple seedling season and the teeth holding the apple were bent and by the end of apple season the coring guide was bent and couldn't even remove the core. And I'm sure it would break if I tried again this year.

During a trip to Idaho we couldn't resist buying two huge cases of apples at the farmer's market. I ordered it while traveling so it will be waiting for us when we return home. It worked great and we quickly made 16 pies out of the apples, which then went into our freezer. With a little practice, you'll figure out the best way to thread and twist to get the perfect skin. It attached very securely to our granite kitchen island. Now my wife makes apple pie at least once a week and nobody…

I just moved into a house this year and was delighted to have some apple trees. Unfortunately, they haven't been pruned for a long time, and while there are tons of apples (enough to break branches off a tree - so heavy!), they're all pretty small. I wouldn't do anything with these apples if I had to make them by hand. We had a blast. My 3 and 2 year old boys helped pick apples and tossed them into my little power alligator and after seeing me crank a dozen apples they were excited to try and…

Doesn't look like much but when I opened the package I noticed it doesn't feel very heavy like my older one which has served me well for over 20 years . I figured I'd give it a try anyway since I still have a bushel and a half of apples to use in apple butter, apple pie filling and applesauce. Unfortunately, with the first apple, it became clear that this device is not intended for work. I used a very large crunchy honey apple and it immediately stuck in the peel portion. I adjusted the tension

I have an old Progressive apple peeler and after many great years of service the peeler blade broke and I couldn't find it anywhere so I decided to buy a new one. Since my holy grey-haired mother produces about 50 liters of applesauce a year, I thought I'd buy her some too. The new ones arrived just 3 days after I ordered them and I was really excited until I started using them. Apple, Peeler, Core, Slicer are great devices but this company decided to cut costs by making a cheaper and lousy…