🍍 Enhanced Stainless Steel Pineapple Corer & Slicer by OXO Good Grips - Silver/Black Review

UPDATE: OXO has finally responded to my query and I will agree with them in case of doubt due to the delay due to COVID staff. As soon as I sent photos of the broken snail, they quickly sent a new one. I look forward to your reply. When I first received this center punch, I really liked its ratcheting design. Unfortunately, after several successful uses, the handle fell apart completely when I was removing the core from a freshly cut pineapple. I didn't pull hard, but I ended up with a ratchet…

Very handy and easy to use. Yes, it leaves a little pineapple pulp behind, but it's easy to fix. Pineapples are never easy to peel without lifting an eye, but this tool gets the job done faster. It's also good to have a ratchet system so you don't have to turn back and forth. Just let the tool do its job. The cut surfaces are very sharp. I keep it in an 8 ounce deli container so the blades are covered in the storage box and don't get cut. The leg is nice and wide, which provides a comfortable…

I love pineapples. They are by far my favorite fruits. I could probably eat a whole pineapple in one go, although admittedly I never have. I also had no idea there was such a tool for slicing and removing the core of a pineapple. So I bought it and left it out. It is actually very easy to use and quite simple in its design. Basically, the top of the pineapple is cut off with a sharp knife, you roughly measure the depth of your pineapple with a gauge engraved on the side of the tool, center the…

I bought this in 2012 and realized I never reviewed it. I've used it more times than I can remember. This tool makes it very easy to cut pineapples. The steps I always do are: 1. Wash the pineapple 2. Cut off the top of the pineapple 3. Measure the height of the pineapple and mark its height on the tool itself. This will help you know when to stop to prevent the tool from touching down and hitting the cutting board4. Place the tool on the pineapple and gently start twisting. Do not use force or

I love pineapples, especially fresh ones. I spent years buying my favorite fruit that was already cut and sold in those pint clear plastic containers "handy" at the grocery store. Yes, a stack of whole, fresh pineapples from the field totally freaked me out, despite the sheer money savings they offered. Not trying to separate the tasty fruit from its prickly skin, I paid triple the price to have my pineapple cut open and thrown into a plastic tub by a stranger. Everything changed when I…