Efficient Cherry Pitter Tool - Easily Remove Cherry Stones from 6 Cherries (Red) Review

I used to use individual cherry stones a lot. I was blown away by this mini beast. Six cherries at once really helps with that. And it works very simply!

Sometimes it takes a few purees to get the pits out, and larger cherries can be a bit more difficult to pop due to the size of the pits. Otherwise, it's fantastic for planting multiple cherries at once. I love making chocolate covered cherries and this little corer makes it faster. The best method is to do 6 and then make sure you have 6 bones in the bowl before removing it and moving on to the next 6. That way you don't have any bones left in place. Nobody wants to climb into a hole.

Like many of you, I obsessively read reviews before buying. There have been mixed reviews about it but I have to say it's fantastic. My 6-year-old son likes to help me with the pitting of cherries and even he can apply pressure from above. He found that the pit would turn out better if they were placed stem side (where the stem would be) up. Some boxers said that you have to empty the pit stops every time. I didn't have to do it with that. It filled up a bit after a while, but we could easily…

Seriously, this cherry stoner is AWESOME! I've had a Pampered Chef for years but it broke last year and of course only cooked 1 cherry at a time, this pitter is a game changer! The packet full of cherries in the picture was 1 of 3 packets, it took me about 9 minutes to make the packet! I freeze TONS of cherries and my Pampered Chef corer gives me hand cramps, I get covered in cherry juice and cry before I'm done 1/2 bag and wonder WHY I bought so many cherries lol but really, truthful ones…