🍎 Stainless Steel Apple Peeler & Corer Slicer Machine - Durable Heavy Duty Die Cast Mechanical Hand-cranking Kitchen Tool with Powerful Suction Base - Ideal for Fruits, Vegetables, and Potatoes Review

This knife does a good job of skinning and coring/spiral cutting. The mechanism works for apples up to four inches in diameter. The corer and spiralizer are on the same tool, so one is essential without the other and there is no way to cut out the missing seed coats before spiralizing. oval), and in the middle of the cut it will bite off about 1/8 inch from your apple. I have two of these, different brands but clearly made in the same factory and one is much hotter than the other. I was…

I love this multifunctional apple peeler! It is made of durable cast stainless steel, so it will not rust and is very durable. The multifunctional apple peeler has a slicer, an apple peeler and a core, they can be used for pies, tarts, salads and preserves. The peeler can peel potatoes, cucumbers, citrus fruits, lemons, grapefruits and limes. Prepare apples or other fruits and vegetables quickly and easily. It is very easy to use, it only takes a few seconds with a slight twist of the knob…

- Made in China I have a few minor issues but I still love this item.1. The various levers are not easy to move back and forth and are a bit narrow and cumbersome2. If you use a larger apple like Honeycrisp, the core is too small for us. We use it for small apples that we dehydrate for dog treats so the pith problem isn't an issue. I was just trying to be thorough. For our purpose, this works great. The suction cup actually works well and saves me a lot of work on the large batches we make…

We love fruit but we are often too lazy to peel and cut apples. I thought it would be a handy tool in the kitchen, especially for me. For health reasons, I find it difficult to eat apples with their skins on. But peeling off the skin with a knife like my mother taught me is so tedious. That makes it a lot easier. I'm not a big fan of this color as it doesn't quite match the color scheme of my apartment which is mostly blue and a few rainbows. But that's not so important. Red is my son's…

My old apple corer is really old and I wanted a new one. The old one I have is from the 19th century and it's time to remove it. This works very well and can be used for other fruits and vegetables. For example, if I want to make something like a potato, I can just lower the core knife. To do this, loosen the wing nut and press it down. The only tool I needed was a Phillips screwdriver to attach the handle. There is a folded sheet with full instructions that should be read before use. There are

Apple/Potato Peeler, Airread Stainless Steel Apple Peeler, Durable Magnesium Alloy Peeler Multifunction Kitchen Fruit And Vegetable Peeler With Suction Cup I confess I didn't know how to use it when I pulled it out of the box. The charts didn't help, but I can't translate charts from 2D to 3D under any circumstances. My husband, whose mom has worn one since he was little, quickly got the hang of it and when he explained what to do (basically you have to pull the main pole all the way into the…

This knife is strong but not the best quality: given the paring and cutting material I think the edges dull quickly and are initially not sharp. If your only concern is casting, metal finishing and vacuuming then this product is pretty well made. There are now many similar models on the market. I've tried a few of them and I can tell you that they really are what they look like: the same product, just sold by different companies. They work. They don't work very well, but they save time and are…

I didn't have high expectations of this little device. I remember using it in my youth, it was like torture - it took a lot of effort to get electricity through the apple and that's why it had to be screwed on. This little device slices through apples like warm butter. It's very easy! And I use Pink Ladies, Honeycrisps and Fuji - all crispy, hard apples. All its parts are simple: peel, cut and remove the core. The only time I've had to strain is a couple of times I get so stuck in there (just…