Johnny Apple Peeler Apple Peeler, Cast Iron, Red1, Stainless Steel Blades

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There are plenty of multifunctional tools out there, which might be a good choice if your space is limited.

Mine has lasted a few years but today two of the forks that spear the apple snapped off so now the product is only fit for landfill. You can easily make it through a dozen apples in less than 10 minutes, making it great for large batch dishes. If the spiralizer has a flat setting for wide flat slices, the apples can go through that but then you’d still have to core and slice them.The Matfer Bourgeat brand has an excellent reputation, so why this tool performed so poorly is a mystery. However, If you only pare and cut a few apples once in a while, the Kuhn Rikon Slicer and Corer is a fantastic choice that performed well in our tests and doesn't break the bank. Coring an apple is easy as well—it took us around 7 seconds—and it requires very little pressure on the handle. Fill a bowl with water that has added lemon juice or white vinegar at a ratio of 1 tablespoon to each cup of water, and drop apples in after peeling.

To enable personalised advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies. It features an ergonomic base and non-skid feed to hold the peeler at a comfortable angle for use, and the stainless steel legs fold in for easy storage when you're finished.The slicing and spiralizing functions performed extremely well and will definitely save you time in the kitchen. Unless you’re a dehydrating hobbyist or are lucky enough to have your own apple tree, you probably won’t use your apple peeler that often. This affordable, sturdy peeler works great for not only apples, but potatoes and other veggies as well, making it a versatile value tool.