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Get the most out of your fresh, seasonal produce with the best tools for fruit prep that save you time and money. Lisa and Hannah have the full rundown on which gadgets are worth purchasing.
Hannah's Favorites:
- Norpro Tomato Core It: cooks.io/3xAjmkX
- Oxo Good Grips Pineapple Slicer: cooks.io/3b9W7ad
-Chefn Stem Gem: cooks.io/3Ol7tpS
Lisa's Favorites:
- Progressie Prepworks Collapsible Mini Colander: cooks.io/3mSkk7d
- Oxo Good Grips 3-in-1 Avocado Slicer: cooks.io/3ncOX7T
- Trudeau 3-in-1 Avocado Cutter: cooks.io/3mXjTsx
- Oxo Good Grips Apple Divider: cooks.io/3b564Fw
- Norpro Ez Fruit Wedger: cooks.io/3Qqh6FL
- VKP Brands Johnny Apple Peeler: cooks.io/3OgWvBQ
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@stevenchristophersen7673 Год назад

Would you cover the correct way to "wash" fruits and veggies? Should I bother with vinegar, salt, and/or vegetable/fruit sprays?

@violetg7315 Год назад

I believe wash the fruits under running water and soft brush for a few minutes should be good.

@leapintothewild Год назад

Do a little googling on using baking soda -- what it removes is disgusting when you think it could've been going in your mouth. I add a 1/4 cup to a large bowl of room temp water, throw in the fruit or veg and let sit a few minutes, then rinse. Easy, peasy and cheap!

@Jen7867 Год назад

I'd love to see an actual experiment on this, too!! 👍 Depending on the item, I either rinse it throughly with water (leafy greens, rice, lentils) or wash it with soap, water, and a nylon bristle brush.

@Isabella66Gracen Год назад

I know from experience that a little white vinegar in the water has really prolonged the freshness if strawberries for me. It eliminates mold spores that cause them to spoil faster. That's the only fruit I have tried this with.

@porcorosso4330 Год назад

I have seen a video on this topic by some other channel. basically, just adding anything is better than plain water. then the question becomes what is the main thing you want to remove. at the end of the day, I just concluded I will use salt water since it is easy for me to get salt. that said, like some others have mentioned vinegar might be good for keeping things fresh and browning.

@SprGrlRVG Год назад

I usually agree with Lisa but not about the avacado tool. I really love mine. Maybe it's because I'm not confident with a chef's knife. But with my Oxo tool, I can slice up that avacado in like 2 seconds and I don't worry about cutting myself.

@4kassis Год назад

I use the thingy that you call a tomato corer for my strawberries. Works fine!

@deanmar9002 Год назад

Me, too. Works great for it.

@leapintothewild Год назад

My mom's had that red spiral peeler in heavy use for several decades, and only had to change the blade once because she dropped it and got nicked. It even peels the old-fashioned dense, grainy pears for sticky preserves! Just an amazing, sturdy tool.

@AdamBechtol 10 месяцев назад

Reminds me how my aunt had one as well.

@janehall2720 Год назад

And for the next installment, the cherry pitter. If you need to clean alot of cherries 🍒, that is the way to go. I have one that you hit the spring-loaded plunger, it pushes the pit into a cup and the fruit into a bowl. So much better and faster than a hair pin.

@mjremy2605 11 месяцев назад

Please give us the link! I need this for a cherry pie.

@yettaoshea8869 Год назад

Strawberry hulling: there is another tool it’s been around for longer than I’ve been alive. My grandmother had one, my mom, and me. It’s like a fat pair of tweezers and you just push it down on either side of the leaves/ stem, pinch and pull. One of my favorite tools for hulling is a plain old plastic drinking straw. Push the straw up thru the bottom of the strawberry and out comes pith.

@hearttoheart4me Год назад

Tomato corer for strawberries also, fine mesh strainer good for rinsing everything. Using a couple tools for multiple uses. Save space and money especially in a small space.

@QueenOfTheNorth65 Год назад

Fine mesh strainer rusts and doesn’t collapse.

@daveklein2826 Год назад

Tomato cider is way to large for strawberry.... Your idea is a FAIL

@bostonrailfan2427 Год назад

or just use what you already have: a knife

@pajamasam5461 Год назад

For the avocadoes, after you slice it in half, you can cut it up before using a spoon to remove it from the peel. It makes it so much easier, and you get perfect slices too. You can also cubed it like that very easily.

@davidbgreensmith 9 месяцев назад

If you take the half with the pit and press gently on the skin side, the pit will fall straight out of a ripe avocado.

@butoolhasnain4164 Год назад

I'm surprised you didn't include cherry pitter. That's something a knife can't do, or at least not as cleanly or fast.

@kimberlyford587 Год назад

yes i have one and love it! i see people using a straw// too funny-- i stick w/ my pitter!

@hanadr Год назад

Spitting out cherry pits is such a nostalgic rush of summers as a kid. Although I imagine it would not be appreciated as a method for making cherry pies.

@candyknutson4539 Год назад

I have an OXO cherry pitter and I like it. We have a Bing and a Rainier cherry tree, so it comes in handy.

@hanadr Год назад

@@candyknutson4539 oooh that must be so lovely to have so many cherries!!!

@edenferriss768 Год назад

We use it for olives and dates too. I love that thing.

@generybarczyk6993 Год назад

Most berries that I encounter at the grocery store are in plastic containers already slotted to drain liquids, ergo, a colander.

@daveklein2826 Год назад

Ergo NOT

@generybarczyk6993 Год назад

@@daveklein2826 Assuming NOT is an e-shout of the word _not,_ and if I am to understand that as a denial of my logic, then I am left in awe of the ability of one person to be so cosmically misapprehensive of the obvious in such a brief yet obscure manner. In other words, _IS SO!_

@daveklein2826 Год назад

@@generybarczyk6993 NOT

@generybarczyk6993 Год назад

@@daveklein2826 IS SO!

@imuneik Год назад

I ALWAYS appreciate the tool videos from ATK. It has saved me time and money over the years by showing me tools that actually work and are worth the value that’s the best thing ever!!! Thank you!!! 🥰

@jackielinde7568 Год назад

Never heard of the "Poke the avocado seed" bit to get it out. I've always seen and done the chopping thing with a knife or sandwich spreader, especially back in the early 90's when I used to work in a sandwich shop. TBH, I preferred the sandwich spreader over a knife for Avocados. Less chance of cutting yourself.

@johnSmith-lx9nw Год назад

Some of the best parts of these videos are the people walking by and looking in the door in the background

@phranerphamily Год назад

I recently was helping my mother with some strawberries and she pulled out that little huller. She told me I picked up this weird little tool and it works really good. She was right you're also right it's the greatest little tool!

@SheilaR.08 Год назад

I absolutely love the strawberry huller! I bought one on a whim a few years ago and it works like a charm. I like how cleanly it removes the core, and it's so quick. I'm not generally a gadget person, but I'm hooked on this one. On my third, since it keeps getting "borrowed."

@marianschneider4199 Год назад

Genetic genealogy

@eringoldsmith2677 Год назад

I have been hulling tons of strawberries this season. I found using a table spoon gets the job done quickly and much more effectively than a paring knife. Even better… use a grapefruit spoon. My favorite tool for a pineapple is a boning knife- thin and flexible and will cut right along the edge of the eyes with little waste. Love both Apple tools- I may need to upgrade this fall!

@ryang7604 Год назад

The real advice is in the comments!! Thank you for this 😊

@maryannford7665 Год назад

Brilliant idea with the boning knife!!! I’m going to try your spoon and strawberry trick. 🌸😀

@joycej9415 Год назад

Yes I use a grapefruit spoon that way too!

@roderickfemm8799 Год назад

When I was a kid we had strawberry hullers like a pair of large flattened metal tweezers, you pressed in on two sides of the hull, squeezed the huller together and twisted out the hull. When you allowed the huller to open, the hull would then fall into your garbage pile. There are a couple still around on that general idea, but you really can't beat those old hullers when you've been doing u-pick and you have three flats of beautiful soft ripe strawberries to prepare for freezing.

@leapintothewild Год назад

I still see those in Amish markets -- they're great!

@susanmolnar9606 Год назад

I still have a few of those hullers. My mother back in the day had several and taught us to use them as strawberry hullers. Never failed me!

@timgorman2437 Год назад

I have the NorPro tomato corer, and I use that on strawberries too. It’s not perfect, but it does a decent job and does not waste as much of the strawberry as a knife.

@harrystokes1412 Год назад

Tomatoes and Avocados are Frutables. So much fun to invent words. Just solved my questions about pineapple and apple coring and peeling. Think You.

@simonsavelyev7399 Год назад

That apple spiralizer looks so fuuuun!

@erniesteele3164 Год назад

Lucy bought the strawberry huller years ago when it first came out... I thought she was nuts, BUT it works extremely well as advertised and we would recommend it to anyone... Also, I've never used anything but a knife and a serving spoon on avocados... Simple and effective and doesn't need a gadget to do it.... Use a grapefruit spoon for tomatoes... On another note, we've been considering the apple corer/section for years and are now convinced to get one... Thanks for the great video.

@mjremy2605 11 месяцев назад

I agree about avocados, use a knife and spoon. But for the tomato you do need the corer. The spoon? No. The corer is incredible and fast. Zip, zippity zip zip! Speed. No waste.

@ratlips4363 Год назад

I bought the pineapple corer years ago when they first came out. What a great tool. No waster, save the juice, and the hull. I also have the apple corer/peeler/slicer that I have given as gifts. As for the avocado, I'm from the old school, a knife and a spoon....great video, thanks

@vickiegray690 Год назад

Dear Rat Lips love your screen name by the way. I’m with you about the best way to handle Avocado. No extra gadget needed.

@mhanshaw165 Год назад

FYI you can use the tomato corer on the strawberries also. I have one and I use it for both.

@daveklein2826 Год назад

And you waste to much

@mjremy2605 11 месяцев назад

No, it does not work as well. It is too big and mashes up small berries. This tool looks very right.

@Olive_O_Sudden Год назад

I have NEVER before seen nor heard of anyone using the knife point to remove an avocado pit.😧🥑

@karenwagner6880 Год назад

Disagree on the Oxo avocado tool! It takes a little practice, but we use a lot of avocados so we got good at it fairly quickly. We find it much easier and less wasteful - I can go through half a dozen avocados in minutes. Key is not to be tentative - hold the avocado half in the palm of your hand so you can get in there and scoop down to the peel. I even take mine when traveling if I anticipate making using avocados. Love this thing!

@cassandragonzalez5660 Год назад

you guys are just GREAT. Love these videos

@cherylb2727 Год назад

I use a teaspoon to hull strawberries ! My Grandma and Mom taught me this one. But, I do like the one you are using.

@bcook7956 Год назад

I use a grapefruit spoon. Works great.

@allythearts5439 8 месяцев назад

That apple cutter is a nice one Apple pie 🥧😊

@kitjune9333 Год назад

Bought a strawberry huller a while ago which looks exactly like that Chef'N stem gem huller, except it's made by OXO and cost $2.99. Best of all, it can be taken apart for cleaning. Maybe OXO stopped making it but I'm very glad I bought such a useful "unicorn product" on a whim and paid so little for it. Thanks ATK.

@udalimb384 Год назад

Single purpose tools take up a lot of real estate. Perhaps you could do a capsule fruit/veg prep. Similar to capsule kitchen. Follow up thought....would any of these items make it to an expanded capsule plus kitchen? Hmmm.

@daveklein2826 Год назад

LMAO

@daveklein2826 Год назад

Total waste of time

@Vorador666 Год назад

Daamnnn that's some really good review, gonna order some of these now

@noracharles80 Год назад

Lisa, thank you. Great job!

@debrawashington5222 10 месяцев назад

I love this!! Always informative and fun!

@nancylauka6239 10 месяцев назад

I use a beak nosed paring knife for my avocados. It works perfectly.

@vickiegray690 Год назад

I want one of the NorPro thin hand slicers and the rotation type for preparing apples. I have loved the pineapple 🍍 corer since I first laid eyes on it. My favorite kitchen tool if you discount knives and good cutting boards is my 🍈 🍉 baller. I like to bake pies and find that it will scoop the seeds right out of apples 🍏 and small pears. I also use it to hull my strawberries 🍓. I know I’m missing some uses but don’t separate me and my melon baller. Thanks ladies.

@marygersetich8709 4 месяца назад

The Norpro slicer looks amazing. My experience with Apple corer peeler slicer gadgets is that they only work on perfectly sized apples.

@jojosmith1097 Год назад

Amazon sold out of the mini colander so I went over to Walmart... Love you guys and your gadgets. Gearheads rock :)

@mmb4427 Год назад

You can push a metal drinking straw (or even a plastic one sometimes) through the center of the strawberry and it will remove the core nicely!

@glendaharding4884 Год назад

So informative!!

@deanmar9002 Год назад

I have the Norpro tomato corer and I use it to hull strawberries and it works great for that.

@bcook7956 Год назад

I use a grapefruit spoon for my strawberries. I love my apple peeler/slicer. Im thinking the collapsible strainer would be great for travel- we often stop by roadside stands, and this would give us a way to clean our treats.

@keetrandling4530 Месяц назад

Hannah, How in the world is it taking you several "stabs" to core a tomato with a knife? You insert the tip of a paring knife at an angle, and turn the tomato around, producing a cone-shaped core removed cleanly and quickly.

@user-vn3tl6up2y Год назад

Love your videos! But what about a cherry pitter?!? Which would you recommend?

@daveklein2826 Год назад

I'm almost positive that they have a video on that

@leapintothewild Год назад

You know it's gonna be an OXO... lol

@hanadr Год назад

I got a little scared about the avocado tools but my trust was quickly restored!

@PolySammo 9 месяцев назад

I love my pineapple peeler corer honey glow pineapples are in our stores right now and we bought two of them this week and the prep was so easy and quick and worth every penny

@MinhNguyen-mo5fp Год назад

Thank you 😊

@64782048 Год назад

ROFL. Thank you for the great video. I was joking with my wife that there isn't a strawberry picker. And of course ATK never disappoints me hahahaha

@collettecaya9507 Год назад

For the apple tools you need perfectly shaped apples. They don't work on lopsided apples.

@leapintothewild Год назад

Yes - and they don't work on the large apples I prefer like Honeycrisp and Fuji, especially when you have a local orchard with giant fruit!

@candywong4697 Год назад

Thanks for your sharing and I from Hongkong

@SrJohnnyCat Год назад

I have the pineapple corer. Best buy ever!

@eat_things Год назад

Pinch the avocado seed using your thumb and index finger by going around the top of the knife. It will slide off the blade safely. Don't drag the knife with the avocado seeds or use something else to get it off - like your finger across the blade here! What if your thumb slips below the blade and you slice yourself. (not my trick - something I saw in an old Alton Brown video. I can't believe that's not what is taught everywhere. There is no better way)

@kiarrasayshi Год назад

I always was just taught to smack the handle if the knife onto the trash can, but just typing that out I realize how gross that sounds... The blade doesn't get anywhere near the garbage, but still. I can see how that wouldn't be widely recommended. But it works great!

@Robroy333 11 месяцев назад

You can also remove the Avocado seed by pushing with your thumb on the back side of it. :)~ (Like you would a hard boiled egg to make Deviled Eggs)

@1111MeditationPortal Год назад

Useful gadgets. :)

@robertsterner2145 Год назад

I was totally ready to complain about the strawberry huller and say "just learn how to use your paring knife," but this video converted me. I also put the apple corer in my Amazon cart. OTOH, I'm sorry but even if I have to deal with a bunch of tomatoes, it seems like it's no faster to core them with my paring knife than with a special tool (aka "just learns how to use your paring knife").

@stepawayful Год назад

Oxo makes a strawberry huller that looks like tweezers. You put the tips into the top of the strawberry, pinch and pull. 🍓

@alexanderjamieson7971 11 месяцев назад

OxO has a strawberry huller. I bought one for my wife a couple years ago

@rninrvr Год назад

OK, bought the Oxo pineapple corer and slicer and found that my method of hand processing a pineapple is faster and gives me better and larger chunks without waste of juice that comes from that tool boring down through the pineapple. Further, the elephant in the room, getting the core out of the tool once you are done.

@jelatinosa Год назад

Those avocado tools are strictly for haas avocados. In the Caribbean we have so many types of avocado in so different shapes and sizes that a one size fits all tool, like that oxo one, would not work for most avocados. Plus, many of our varieties have thin, easy to peel, green skin and free stone pits that are easy to remove too. They also have a variety of textured flesh for different uses, not just for guac. We eat a slice with our food in PR, or we use it as a butter substitute on our fresh baked bread, depending on the variety of avocado.

@marcysikes Год назад

I have a corer that I thought was a strawberry corer. Now you tell me it is for tomatoes! Works great for strawberries.

@karmjitmann3324 Год назад

Great 👍🏼

@kens962 10 месяцев назад

2:52 if you have time, cut the thick skin off and use the Oxo wide peeler (purple). Minimal waste and cut eyes off diagonally.

@RocRizzo 11 месяцев назад

Attach your drill to the spiral cutter, and whip through those apples at light speed!

@maxmeh2342 Год назад

OXO makes a strawberry huller. I have one of their older models, which is almost identical to the one you demo'ed, but I think they discontinued it. Their current model looks pretty good too.

@lenalyles2712 Год назад

My pineapple corer is just as good and not as expensive. A grapefruit knife works great for tomatoes. I have collapsible colanders from small to large and are great as steamer.

@brat46 Год назад

Where was this video BEFORE I canned strawberry jam??? LOL. I do have a 30+ yr old clamp on crank apple peeler. When canning apples I remove the handle and add a drill to it. It made going thru several bushels of apples so easy.

@hollisburkes9553 Год назад

Hey, gearheads! I just think of them as tomatoes 🍅! Probably I lean towards vegetable. BTW will you review kitchen composters? Thanx for the great vids!

@thefingerofgod69 Год назад

For apples I cut them in half and use a melon baller to get the core out and the two ends (the top and the bottom).

@gnewman18 Год назад

A spoon works really well as a strawberry huller

@walterbarr9709 Год назад

I'm getting the pineapple thing straight up but my favourite was the stem gem. How cool is that? Thank you

@jrdube Год назад

I use that same tomato corer for strawberries. I don't like "one use" gadgets. Never thought of the apple gadget for taters...thanks

@atlenebartolino8923 2 месяца назад

Hi. Love your gadget videos. All of them. I would like you to let the names of the products to be on the screen a lot longer. I'm trying to take note of the name and price. I have to stop the video to copy or go back some frames to write it down Always on the look for birthday/Christmas etc. presents as well as things for myself. Thanks so much. You guys are great.

@stevenseverance3692 Год назад

Thanks for the Information on what's available for "Helping one out in the Kitchen". Food 🥑🥝 preparation can be tiresome but alas these new "Gadgets"will definitely 😁 help me out "immensely. Sincerely Yours 🤠 Mr Severance, "The Cake 😋 🍰🎂🥳🎉🎈 Man", "World 🌎🌍 Cruiser"&"Succulent 🪴 Collector", and "Teacup's & Saucer's Set's and Teapot 🫖 Collector".

@pigvalve9885 Год назад

if the avocado is anywhere near ripe if you quarter it and the outside just peals off no spoon needed and you get the most out of the avocado

@laurenbeckerle7977 Год назад

The only avocado gadget I like is the avo saver. Works well. No plastic wrap waste.

@willhandy4518 Год назад

With the avocado 🥑 seed simply push it out…apply a small amount of pressure from just behind it from the outside, and it pops out… no knives necessary

@K_Lee Год назад

I’d like to know if there are any good tools or techniques for cutting mangos. I always mangle them trying to cut around the pit.

@anthonyrotella751 Год назад

The best & cheapest strawberry corer is a plain old sturdy drinking straw, Its fast & easy, one quick jab through the berry & it is cored with no waste. When done just toss the straw in the trash, nothing extra to wash or take up space in a drawer.

@MoGhotbi Год назад

In 1893 SCOTUS ruled in Nix vs Hedden that the tomato was a vegetable, not a fruit and should be regulated as such. Glad they were making scientific decisions even back then. What a great track record.

@violetg7315 Год назад

For me, the pineapple slicer maybe easy to use. However, it wastes tons of flash. I prefer my traditional method. I know it takes time and effort. But, you get and enjoy all the yummy pineapple.

@dio52 Год назад

The problem with most of these is that they're not worth having unless you use a LOT of the foods they're designed for. Most of them are just a bit too large or a bit too unusually shaped to fit nicely in a drawer or cabinet. The tomato corer and strawberry huller are compact enough to just be kept along with measuring spoons and whatnot, but for the infrequent need I'd have for the rest, it's easier to just get a knife and board.

@dubya13207 Год назад

I use my strawberry huller for tomatoes too...saves on the gadgets Also, Lisa's avocado seed extrication method was dangerous! Instead, knock the knife in as close to the blade as possible, then use your fingers to pinch it off the blade from the back. The "try to slide it off the bowl and fumble with your hand if that doesn't work" is bound to hurt someone...

@Nocturne22 Год назад

Pinching the blade seems way more dangerous. If the avocado is soft enough, I honestly just dig it out with a spoon. If it mangles the flesh a little, who cares: I'm mashing it up anyways.

@dubya13207 Год назад

@@Nocturne22, it's hard to illustrate in this medium, but when I say "from the back", I mean the back of the blade. you don't grab the sharp bit at all. just two fingers holding the blade by the spine, next to the pit but putting most of the pressure on the blade itself...pit slips right off. if you get the pit at the heel of the blade (close to the handle), you can do it right in your blade hand too

@redeemedrivka Год назад

haha I bought that thing for strawberries not knowing it's really a tomato corer!

@sherrizanoli1398 Год назад

You will appreciate the tomatoes cover when you are looking at 2 bushels.

@rebeccanater Год назад

My friend has a phd in plant biology and said vegetables dont actually exist. Everything we call a vegetable is just a different part of a plant, potatoes are roots, lettuce is leaves, eggplant is the fruit etc.

@davethebarber62920 Год назад

I've always just twisted the stem off strawberries with my thumb and forefinger. My hands get stained a little but no big deal.

@thatonedog819 Год назад

Our house have had the issue with plastic apple slicers seperating from the blade with use. Obviously that's a major safety problem that makes me nervous to use. Have you guys had that problem with these?

@cskotnicki Год назад

I still want to know who put that stand mixer on the top shelf.

@lisamcmanus6656 Год назад

Our producer, who's over six feet tall, and pretty strong, saw it as a reasonable spot. Works for him!! For me, that's too high. That's a great example of why we always have people of different heights and hand sizes and handedness and skill levels test products during our reviews, to be sure they suit a wide variety of people.

@cskotnicki Год назад

@@lisamcmanus6656 well, he's still nuts for putting it up there. 😁 My wife and I love watching your videos. Me being familiar, and her an actual chef for over 20 years, can relate to what you have in your content....And we still learn. Thank you.

@Lukebott12 Год назад

Test the zyliss peeler

@jesstheone231 Год назад

HoLD StiLL!! I can't see the cool little gadget at all. I feel like I'm watching an intense tennis match, or like I'm a cat trying to catch a laser. Most Gadget people are guilty of this, usually only while demonstrating the gadgets that i am interested in. That said, 2 enthusiastic thumbs UP! to every coring tool. When and IF I can remember that i have one AND find it in a reasonable time, they make fruit like tomatoes, strawberries, pineapples, mangos, cherries, melons, fuh-uun! Uh&_hmm!

@porcorosso4330 Год назад

I have never thought of the avocado as a vegetable....

@sunflowerbaby1853 Год назад

Who cores a tomato? I eat the whole thing.

@Scott-tq7ko Месяц назад

I suppose with the pineapple corer it's a matter of how much waste are you OK with. To leave the eyes, you have to leave all the flesh between them, so you're basically leaving 1/4"-1/2" of pineapple flesh attached to the skin. And since pineapple aren't uniform in diameter, wouldn't this be made for an average (or smaller) pineapple, and so waste even more flesh with ones that have larger diameter?

@TheJeanean Год назад

Do those “food purifiers” actually do anything?

@dr.westwood Год назад

I love the pineapple corer but wish they made a blade spacing for thicker slices for chunking pineapple. The strawberry huller is a waste of money. That super cheap tomato corer works just as well for strawberries. Save those apple peels. You can use a small portion of them in making apple butter or apple sauce. You can also use them to make homemade apple cider vinegar.

@terrymanning5132 Год назад

Or apple peel jelly

@terrymanning5132 Год назад

The pineapple waste can be used to make pineapple vinegar.

@ph11p3540 Год назад

I have no issues if you call a tomato a fruit or a vegetable but I would not argue with a botanist scientist

@emtle1103 Год назад

Wondering if ATK tested the OXO strawberry tool. It’s a different design than the one shown. Can someone who used/owns the OXO please share your opinion.

@stepawayful Год назад

I just bought one and it arrived yesterday! It works like tweezers and is fast. Not life changing, but it does leave a nice clean triangular shape to of the strawberry.

@leapintothewild Год назад

hahaha Did Hannah really say she "wrassles" with her pineapple? Where are you from, girl? :-)

@robertmccoy9901 Год назад

Mini-colander 4-pack now at 23.65

@maryannford7665 Год назад

I prep my apples by cutting them in half, then using my melon baller to remove the core/seeds from each half. I’m want the strawberry huller. I don’t use my Oxo apple cutter. You have to have the right size apple to use it, too big and it doesn’t work.

@itzel1735 Год назад

✔️Apples have gotten bigger. Cherries have gotten bigger too. My old timey cherry pitter is too small for today’s super sized cherry pits.

@Psara Год назад

peppers are fruits too, but no one gets pedantic about that. people complaining that tomatoes are fruits not vegetables is basically the same as complaining that pumpkins are fruits not orange: they can be more than one thing in more than one category. 🙄