🍎 Johnny Apple Peeler, Corer, Slicer, Pie Maker with Stainless Steel Blades in Red Finish - VKP1010 Review

Thank you to my lovely daughter who bought me this for Mother's Day. I just made curly fries that are better than Arbi's! And from the core of the potato I made small round potatoes. Kids will love these fries, I know my kids loved it! It really works and is attached to the countertop very firmly, doesn't move! Very durable and works like a charm!

Johnny Apple Peeler. Costs a little more, but looks solid. When I assembled it I noticed that it was wobbly. The 2 screws holding the base to the top fell off inwards after three apples. You can't put the screws back in because the rubber suction cup is attached to the metal with a metal thingy. So you can't rip it off, it sucks. Where is the quality control? Just move it an iota and it will tip. PS: I just read another review which is quite scary: a woman said she had spiral metal pieces in…

I couldn't have done what I did today without this item. This speeds up the process by several hours. Definitely worth your money! DO NOT purchase the vise version unless you have a meat block/wooden rack/table that is less than 1 1/2-2 inches. I thought this would work better but with my quartz I had to improvise and use cardboard underneath to keep it from scratching and it made it a bit loose/wobbly. But that's my fault. I should have just bought one with a suction cup and still could. I…

I just bought the clamp base version of this classic kitchen tool. This is my third and I cannot recommend it. I bought the first one I had with my then wife. We took our young kids apple picking and then used our VICTORIO apple peeler to make delicious apple treats to make apple processing easier. When the kids grow up they will roll apples through this thing. When we got divorced, my ex-wife took this one with her. The second one I bought I used with my teenagers to process apples after…

The device is excellent for what it does, but it has limitations. If you want to: 1) Core and Spiral at the same time, 2) Core and Spiral at the same time without a skin, or 3) Just Peel without Coring or Spiraling, this is perfect. Unfortunately, it also has some limitations. What you can't do is: 1) core without spiral cutting, 2) peel and core without spiral cutting, or 3) spiral cut without core. In many cases it is necessary to spirally cut foods such as white or sweet potatoes or tomatoes

I'm not the best communicator and this is my first thank you so I hope everything works out and you can understand what I'm trying to say. I received my Johnny Apple Peeler today and I'm so excited. I did my homework on Revain, looked at the comments, there were a lot and varied. One person said he tried to return his car to a manufacturer who told him it was an imitation made in China and not Taiwan (that was my first checkpoint). I also saw a post where they said they used magnets to find out

This is the first year my small orchard has produced a large quantity of apples, so I pulled out an old mechanical peeler that had been sitting in the attic for 25 years. I spent an hour setting it up so it wouldn't destroy every apple I've tried. I thought I was stuck with manual exfoliation but decided to see if there's something that doesn't take more effort than it's worth. After reading reviews of different scrubs here and watching a few YouTube videos, I decided to give it a try. It…

I bought this to replace an antique I bought at a flea market. The old one cut off the 1" diameter core, and the vegetable peeler cut off another 1/2". As a result, a thin band of product was left for a small apple. I wasn't sure if time had healed all the ills of the old, but I'm perfectly happy with this cleanser. My husband checked the settings before we started. I bought the clip model instead of the suction cup model. They never hold tight enough for me to do my job. I attached it to a…

Perfect peeling, cutting and coring in less than 50%. Apples should be symmetrical, have a certain shape, the core is located right in the middle. If the apple is big, strong, round, asymmetrical, lantern-shaped, too soft, hard in a certain place, the core is not in the physical center, sooner or later the process will become messy. Knives and apples especially like to clash. in the beginning, because none is inferior to the other. If you ignore this warning and move the handle one step…