Apple corer, fruit peeler
 

Anyone found one that is easy to use, clean and actually works well.
Any combined ones for apples, pears, pineapples etc?

QVC did a cute little plastic thing, but looks like it will only last
five mins.
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Apple corer, fruit peeler
 

"Malcolm" wrote in message
Anyone found one that is easy to use, clean and actually works well.
Any combined ones for apples, pears, pineapples etc?

QVC did a cute little plastic thing, but looks like it will only last
five mins.
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The "Good Grips" peeler is excellent and has a larger handle for us chaps
with big hands.
I would expect their corer would be good too, although I'm not sure you
could use an apple corer on pineapples successfully.
There is a proper pineapple corer, cutter and peeler combined but it does
waste a lot of the fruit on the outside, but then you can always
cook/mash/strain the cuttings up to make juice as I've seen done abroad.

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Apple corer, fruit peeler
 

On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 18:17:26 +0100, "Bob Hobden"
wrote:


"Malcolm" wrote in message
Anyone found one that is easy to use, clean and actually works well.
Any combined ones for apples, pears, pineapples etc?

QVC did a cute little plastic thing, but looks like it will only last
five mins.
--

The "Good Grips" peeler is excellent and has a larger handle for us chaps
with big hands.

Sorry I should have said an auto peeler, to quickly peel lots of
fruit.

I would expect their corer would be good too, although I'm not sure you
could use an apple corer on pineapples successfully.
There is a proper pineapple corer, cutter and peeler combined but it does
waste a lot of the fruit on the outside, but then you can always
cook/mash/strain the cuttings up to make juice as I've seen done abroad.

I wonder if anyone has any recipes for pulp from juicers too?


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Apple corer, fruit peeler
 

In message m, Malcolm
writes
On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 18:17:26 +0100, "Bob Hobden"
wrote:


"Malcolm" wrote in message
Anyone found one that is easy to use, clean and actually works well.
Any combined ones for apples, pears, pineapples etc?

QVC did a cute little plastic thing, but looks like it will only last
five mins.
--

The "Good Grips" peeler is excellent and has a larger handle for us chaps
with big hands.

Sorry I should have said an auto peeler, to quickly peel lots of
fruit.

For apples we have one of the ones that Lakeland sell )of an old design)
- the apples turns on a handle and the peeler peels off in a nice
spiral, cutting out the core as well.

It does work pretty well, though very lopsided/odd shaped apples don't
work quite so well sometimes.

If you have lots of apples to do it makes the process much easier and
quicker.

http://www.lakelandlimited.com/is-bi...CS/Store/en/-/
GBP/DisplayProductInformation-Start;sid=3XvJc9lg2Xb8GeZ4XJHCdXGgYM7cAT7Mi
0U=?ProductID=0GbCy5OSup0AAADjvhGEgEQP

If you have a broken newsreader that can't deal with that search for
'Apple Processor' on their site..
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