🦐 Efficient Shrimp Deveiner Peeler Cleaner Tool, 8-Inches, Red - Simplify Shrimp Preparation! Review

After peeling cooked shrimp with a knife, I thought there must be a better way. I found this tool and it works great. I look forward to the next buffet where shrimp were peeled and eaten.

So they are a lot longer than I expected, about 7-8 inches, but they really work. With a slight tilting motion, it penetrates the vein and exposes it without damaging the shrimp meat. Time savings in real time.

Best for quick shrimp cleaning. Only downside is that the chef in our restaurant sometimes wants shrimp tails for decoration. What not to do with this scrub. But for a quick clean and chop of shrimp, this is just the ticket!

This is the best tool for shelling raw shrimp and removing ribs. Easy to use, easy to clean, fast and works like a charm. I wash it in the dishwasher, but I try to put it in the cutlery basket, away from the heating element. As long as it lasted

I've only used them a couple of times and they work great. Not sure how long they will last. I want one to be small; both are big, too big for small shrimp. The last set I bought came in two sizes and the smaller one was better. Big vomits smaller shrimp.

Two pullers were supposed to be sent but only one was received. The case was sent but was empty as shown in the photo. I'm not normally suspicious by nature, but somehow I have a feeling this wasn't an accident. Even if I'm wrong, I'm not the only one this has happened to.

Cheap. Very convenient. I peel a lot of shrimp. This peeler uses the simple principle of a smooth wedge, which allows you to simply insert it into the head and keep pushing until the tool just pushes the peel off the shrimp. Many others have teeth or hooks that just get in the way and offer resistance. Once the sheath is removed, simply pull out the vein and rinse under running water. They're a bit fragile so I always keep 2 on hand. But they are so cheap what's the difference. One is usually…