Kuhn Rikon Original Swiss Peeler

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Inexpensive, effective, agile, and easy to use, our longtime favorite Y peeler, the Kuhn Rikon Original Swiss Peeler has held up well in our test kitchen. Shop Now!
This Peeler Makes The CutA great peeler makes short work of prepping vegetables and fruit. The best are light and comfortable, with a sharp, maneuverable blade that peels neatly without waste and keeps its edge. We use vegetable/fruit peelers to prep a variety of produce, from carrots and potatoes to tough squash, tender ginger, and leathery lemon peel—and even for shaving Parmesan flakes or making chocolate curls. There are two main types: Y-shaped and straight. An open Y shape gives us an unobstructed view—and better control—of the peeling action, so we know exactly what is happening at all times.Worth its weight in gold for the practical cook who wants to feel confident about putting good food on the table.— Detroit News Standard Shipping ships in 2-3 days.Free shipping on all orders over $75.See return policy for details. Review Winner Kitchen Tested Easy to Use Durable Giftable This Set Includes:Cook Along with Bridget and JuliaEnjoy mastering a new recipe while tuning in to and following along with new episodes of America’s Test Kitchen with all-new recipes. Every recipe that has appeared on the show is in this cookbook, along with the test kitchen's indispensable notes and tips. You’ll also find a shopping guide that shows what ingredients the ATK Reviews team recommends so that you can re-create the exact dish you see on your screen.New and Improved Shopping GuideEnjoy mastering a new recipe while tuning in to and following along with new episodes of America’s Test Kitchen with all-new recipes. Every recipe that has appeared on the show is in this cookbook, along with the test kitchen's indispensable notes and tips. You’ll also find a shopping guide that shows what ingredients the ATK Reviews team recommends so that you can re-create the exact dish you see on your screen. A Simple Citrus Peel Hold a citrus strip horizontal, pith side facing you, near the surface of your cocktail. Pinch the zest to express oils onto the cocktail and then rub the outer edge of the glass with the peel.Learn More(2) Baking Sheets(2) Sheet Cover LidsReview Key:Good Fair PoorBest Overall, Best Y PeelerKuhn Rikon Original Swiss Peeler PerformanceEase of UseCleanupInexpensive, effective, agile, and easy to use, this longtime favorite Y peeler has held up well in our test kitchen; we have used this model for more than a decade. Light as a feather, it did not fatigue our hands. The dual blade is carbon steel, like high-end chef’s knives, and it stayed sharp. Slim and flexible, the blades glided smoothly whether we were peeling carrots or rock-hard butternut squash, while their angle peeled just deeply enough to avoid wasting food. Nearly an inch of space between the blade and peeler body prevented peels from jamming and gave us excellent visibility as we worked. Note: Carbon steel may rust if left wet, so wash and dry the blade promptly; an occasional wipe with mineral oil will keep it in top shape.Materials: Plastic, carbon steel Style: Y Works For Lefties: Yes, for peeling, but potato-eye remover favors right-handed users Dimensions: 6 x 0.75 x 2.75 Average Peel Thickness: 0.90 mm Dishwasher Safe: Yes, but hand washing recommended; always hand-dry thoroughly Weight: ½ oz A Simple Citrus Peel Hold a citrus strip horizontal, pith side facing you, near the surface of your cocktail. Pinch the zest to express oils onto the cocktail and then rub the outer edge of the glass with the peel. Standard Shipping ships in 2-3 days.Free shipping on all orders over $75.See return policy for details. Review Winner Kitchen Tested Easy to Use Durable Giftable This Set Includes:Cook Along with Bridget and JuliaEnjoy mastering a new recipe while tuning in to and following along with new episodes of America’s Test Kitchen with all-new recipes. Every recipe that has appeared on the show is in this cookbook, along with the test kitchen's indispensable notes and tips. You’ll also find a shopping guide that shows what ingredients the ATK Reviews team recommends so that you can re-create the exact dish you see on your screen.New and Improved Shopping GuideEnjoy mastering a new recipe while tuning in to and following along with new episodes of America’s Test Kitchen with all-new recipes. Every recipe that has appeared on the show is in this cookbook, along with the test kitchen's indispensable notes and tips. You’ll also find a shopping guide that shows what ingredients the ATK Reviews team recommends so that you can re-create the exact dish you see on your screen. A Simple Citrus Peel Hold a citrus strip horizontal, pith side facing you, near the surface of your cocktail. Pinch the zest to express oils onto the cocktail and then rub the outer edge of the glass with the peel.Learn More(2) Baking Sheets(2) Sheet Cover LidsReview Key:Good Fair PoorBest Overall, Best Y PeelerKuhn Rikon Original Swiss Peeler PerformanceEase of UseCleanupInexpensive, effective, agile, and easy to use, this longtime favorite Y peeler has held up well in our test kitchen; we have used this model for more than a decade. Light as a feather, it did not fatigue our hands. The dual blade is carbon steel, like high-end chef’s knives, and it stayed sharp. Slim and flexible, the blades glided smoothly whether we were peeling carrots or rock-hard butternut squash, while their angle peeled just deeply enough to avoid wasting food. Nearly an inch of space between the blade and peeler body prevented peels from jamming and gave us excellent visibility as we worked. Note: Carbon steel may rust if left wet, so wash and dry the blade promptly; an occasional wipe with mineral oil will keep it in top shape.Materials: Plastic, carbon steel Style: Y Works For Lefties: Yes, for peeling, but potato-eye remover favors right-handed users Dimensions: 6 x 0.75 x 2.75 Average Peel Thickness: 0.90 mm Dishwasher Safe: Yes, but hand washing recommended; always hand-dry thoroughly Weight: ½ oz A Simple Citrus Peel Hold a citrus strip horizontal, pith side facing you, near the surface of your cocktail. Pinch the zest to express oils onto the cocktail and then rub the outer edge of the glass with the peel.