Apple Divider by OXO
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Is it worth investing in yet another kitchen gadget? The answer for the OXO Good Grips Apple Divider is absolutely a resounding “YES!”
The apple slicer, a simple yet ingenious kitchen gadget, has revolutionized the way we prepare apples for consumption. Traditionally, cutting an apple into even slices could be a tedious and sometimes hazardous task, especially when using a knife. The apple slicer, however, makes this process effortless and safe. Consisting of a circular frame with sharp blades arranged in a star pattern, this tool is designed to be placed atop the apple and pushed down, slicing the fruit into uniform sections while simultaneously removing the core.
The apple slicer's popularity can be attributed to its ease of use and the efficiency it brings to kitchen tasks. It not only saves time but also ensures that each slice is of a consistent size, which is particularly beneficial when preparing apples or pears for pies, snacks, or salads. Prepping chunks of potato, carrot or other firm vegetable for roasting is another use for this go-to tool. Dividing a mozzarella ball into more manageable pieces is another fabulous application for this handy wedger.
Whether you're a cooking enthusiast or someone looking to streamline your meal preparation process, the apple cutter is a must-have tool in the modern kitchen.
The Apple Divider features sharp, stainless steel blades that cut cleanly all different apple varieties. Soft, wide handles take the pressure off your hands, and are raised to assure ample clearance between your hands and the cutting surface.
- Stainless steel cutting blade for durability
- Dishwasher safe provides ease of cleaning
- Comfortable, easy grip handles prevent wrist strain
- Raised, ergonomic handles keep hands safe
- Cores & slices in one motion
- Use for apples & pears, firm vegetables like potatoes, carrots, turnip as well as mozzarella balls
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