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Oxo Good Grips Corer
Make a quick, simple job of coring apples and pears for baking, canning or fruit salads with this ergonomic tool.
Round, perfect apple rings are simple with this corer by Oxo. With itsdurable stainless-steel head, it slices swiftly through fruit; just shake it to get the core out of the tool. Use it to make pristine baked apples and apple rings, or try it with pears. A soft, oversized, nonslip rubber handle absorbs the pressure the work puts on your hands. With a large hole for hanging, storage is easy. Cleanup is easy, as well--like all Oxo Good Grips tools, this is dishwasher-safe. --Laurie Notaro
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Oxo Good Grips Corer Reviews
It is really great to be able to core an apple and use it whole. I was a bit concerned that the core would stick in the tool, but it was easy to dislodge.
Works great - it makes apples duck soup to prepare. Apples are such a great snack that I no longer reach for junk food. I core an apple then nibble the core before discarding. It's as twist, push, through, pull, and nibble. I use it on small apples, which have smaller cores.
My husband said, "It would be easier if you used the right tool for the job." My work is now much faster, more accurate, and so easy that I don't mind making baked apples any more. I have always used a knife to core apples and really hated the chore. I bake apples for the guests at my Bed & Breakfast.
I would recommend it. It is very easy to use and works great. I have had it for about a month now and it is the best corer I have had. I use this corer everyday.
I find that it works much better to use this followed by a knife to make apple slices than to use those corer/slicer tools, as the latter are frequently too small, or move through the apple at an angle, leaving seeds in the slices. No more seeds left in an apple after coring. This corer works beautifully every time.
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