🍊 Tupperware Citrus Orange Fruit Peeler: Effortlessly Peel Oranges with Ease Review

My very old Tupperware orange peelers were worn out so I was happy to find them online. They work even better than the old ones on citrus and I even use them on avocados.

Impressive citrus peeler. The only recommendation I would give to those who own an injection mold that does this is a "dotted" surface in the center that you hold to improve the surface texture when some juice hits the tool.

If you eat and peel a lot of oranges, you definitely want one of these. I've had one at Tupperware parties that day for years; but lost it and missed it; I was very happy to find them on Amazon. They cut the rind of the tuff (without cutting the orange itself) to make it easier to peel.

I really like these citrus peelers. They work very well. I lost my old one and decided to order more than one so I could have them for a while. I didn't care about the color but got a deep purple that I like. If I have any left when the kids leave, they each get one.

We bought a nice big bag of yummy oranges and before long my nails were being pushed to the limit. I had to find an orange peeler. Of course there are many types and styles, but my parents had one when I was little. Everything worked fine then and now it works perfectly. One end acts like a plow, digging a furrow in the peel but not deep enough to slice open the orange. The other end will help you use the first part of the shell. I don't really use it. As I said; it's simple and it works.

I love how easy it is to eat fresh citrus with this peeler. I have had a Tupperware peeler for many years and I enjoy eating oranges and grapefruit. Once I wanted to eat a grapefruit, but couldn't find a vegetable peeler. I searched the whole house but I couldn't find it anywhere. Over the next few days and weeks, I tried peeling the grapefruit with my fingers, but this resulted in sore nails. I tried using a knife but it took too much work to cut deep enough to go through the skin but not too…