Alessi Sfrido Peeler – Optimal Size, Sleek Silver Finish Review

I never thought I'd spend $36 on a vegetable peeler, but I promise you, it's worth every penny. The ergonomic design makes it easy and safe to use.

Very nice, but difficult to clean. This is the first Alessi product that doesn't work as well as it looks. Tried sharpening didn't help.

This is a beautiful item. Unfortunately, it is inconvenient to hold and use. I've had a hell of a time peeling sweet potatoes. I could just put it in a little eyeshadow box like kitchen art.

This is a beautiful object. Unfortunately, it is inconvenient to hold and use. I've had a hell of a time peeling sweet potatoes. I could just put it in a little eyeshadow box like kitchen art.

Simply a beautiful art object that makes a difference. It was presented in a special black origami-like box. it was a bit like a wedding ring box. At first I couldn't figure out what I ordered to look like this. I haven't used it yet, but I will. He's currently out of the box and on display, always drawing comments.

Mostly a collector's item or work of art—no one wants a $30-$40 vegetable peeler, but that's not what you're buying it for. It is presented as beautifully as decoration. The box has a sleeve that opens to reveal a beautifully tucked away shiny peeler. It's sharp, cleans well, but the main reason is to treat yourself or someone you love to a beautiful piece of art. It will still work well as an everyday kitchen tool that is also beautiful to look at.