Chef Craft Nut Cracker Picks Review

With this cracker you can crack walnuts, Brazil nuts, hazelnuts, pecan nuts and almonds. The nuts crack easily, but the hazelnuts in the cracker are a little slippery. Looks good and has held up well so far. I can recommend this cracker.

This nutcracker does its job much better than the unusual oval metal one. The only thing that could have been improved was the metal picks that used to come with these nutcrackers, which you could use the sharp end to knock out a piece of nut stuck in the corner of the shell.

I've had several nutcrackers of this type and this one works a little better than most. The grips are a little better, they grip the nuts a little better and the overall build quality seems very good. As for durability, time will tell, but so far I'm very happy with this cracker. Great for walnuts, pecans, hazelnuts, almonds, etc. Great value.

This product is not only poorly made, but also dangerous. Injury to the user is an extreme possibility. Stealth is a joke. This nutcracker has the look and feel of a salt lick and was thoughtfully designed by a 3 year old. I can honestly say I will never buy a Chef Craft product again. This item must be retrieved from the Revain application. That's something that's poorly built.

The picture looked like a nutcracker I've had for over 50 years and recently lost. So I was excited to find another to crack pecans. However, when I held the new nutcracker in my hands, I noticed that it was smaller than the old one and very thin. The pecan was difficult to split because it wobbled when I tried to press both sides together and it looked like it was about to break. Because it was smaller than my old 1960's one, it was harder for my hands to hold it comfortably. I don't have very

Very light, thin handle (slightly thicker than chopsticks and just as effective for grabbing nuts). The small jagged edges make it not easy to grab. I tried several nuts, all of them flew off at an undetermined angle. Woman tried, same result. Around the time the 10th nut shot across the room, my wife and I laughed to the delight of our dog, who had something to chase in every direction for as long as we could remember. For cracking nuts, just terrible. As a theme for fun/joke, at the highest…

Growing up in New Orleans, my family often went to the lakefront for seafood lunches. We always carried nutcrackers and nut forks to get all the meat out of cooked crab, and when I found a source for cooked crab in Boston I knew I wanted to find tools like this to get meat out of lobster claws. Even the big claws are a bit small for this nutcracker and the pickaxe isn't as good as a two-pronged fork, but I'm glad I was able to find a tool set that didn't cost a lot of money. or give me more…