🍒 Efficient and Mess-Free: Westmark 40232260 2-in-1 Plum Pitter Stoner with Stainless Steel Plunger and Waste Container Review

Westmark 2 in 1 Plum Pitter is a terrible product. I've used it on small hard plums and it's been a disaster. He pitted the plum, mashed all the fruit and some of the juice into a container with the pit, squirting the juice everywhere, leaving only the appearance of a torn peel. The blades are very blunt, as are the forked ends - running them across your fingers was like using a butter knife. I've tried using both gentle and fast plunger pressure and it made no difference - fruit puree, mashed…

Working with Italian plums. Usually dried into prunes or as marketers like to say "dried plums". A few notes along the way. 1, stone fruit. 2, the fruits are so ripe that they will not live tomorrow. 3, orientation doesn't seem to matter, leg up - but breaks. One final note: the photo on the box is a joke. My smallest plum, a real shorty, had 1/2 inch of room under the blade. I measured the poor guy and he was just under 2 inches tall. The largest are 2.5 to 3 inches. It's so big that it needs…

Disappointing utensil for international sale. It is best to provide the sizes of cherries and plums as this device only works with small pitted cherries. Over half the cherries I bought were too big for the cutter and hole. For plums in California, that doesn't work at all. Tiny plums are not sold in the markets. I figured if it was both a cherry and a plum then the sizes would fit both fruits commonly sold in the US. I buy fruit at a farmers market so it's certified organic and not exposed to…