Silver Stainless Steel Apple Corer with Plunger by Norpro, 10 Inches Review

I will never use my traditional planer/punch again. One squeeze and the pit is gone and you can do whatever you like with the fruit.

plastic tabs at end of core falling off; Leaving a hollow tube that fills with the core of the apple. If the plastic ends are still attached, the product is great. They don't, rendering the product useless.

After not being able to find them in local stores we bought them online and are very happy with their performance. A very good way to remove cores from apples. It is important to rinse after use to make cleaning easier. You can use a bottle brush to clean the inside.

said to be used - like new but the piston was missing the end cap rendering it unusable. The apples get stuck in the middle black part. We have owned several of these for years and have never had an end. He doesn't fall easily. Disappointed, need some work now to get it back. Leave an honest description of the condition next time.

This is a very well made grain. it's strong Metal doesn't bend, plastic doesn't break. Of course you can use them on your apples as they are designed for them. I, on the other hand, love making unique fun little characters out of veggies like potatoes, turnips and more. Cook them carefully and go crazy covering your fancy dishes. Take the excess vegetables and make a kind of puree sauce. No waste!

This is my last favorite kitchen tool! With a hard hit on the plunger, the core pops straight into the bin/compost bin. I wouldn't recommend this product to seniors or those with arthritis, but the average middle-aged woman should have no problem using this handy device (trust me, I'm one of them). Tips: If the core of a particular apple is larger than usual, just move the core and continue to the second round. Slightly twist the core while pressing on the apple to remove it easily. Good punch,