As Patricia notes, "it seemed to stick whether going up or down the carrot." When Sandra used it on potatoes and pulled it toward her, the result was "very jagged peeling. This peeler has nice sharp blades and pivots well, but always seems to take a chunk out of the vegetable. Roscan Bow Peeler, bought at Canadian Tire The journalist who started this quest owns two. If I owned this peeler, I would be happy. Kathleen will be buying this peeler since it's much lighter than the Henckels and the handle is perfect for her arthritic hand. Cuts like a knife through butter." Emily likes that there's give in the handle, so you don't have to cramp your hand. As Leslie says, "it's a joy." Sandra adds, "It's brilliant and it cuts the skin thinly, leaving most of the vegetable intact. It's effortless to use, whether peeling forward or backward. Until I found the Henckels, this peeler stood head and shoulders above the others. oxo.comĮveryone loved this peeler on the first try. Warranty: Oxo guarantees everything it makes. Oxo Good Grips Swivel Peeler, bought at Kitchen Stuff Plusįeatures: Stainless steel blade, eyer, ergonomic handle There is one caution for those with arthritis or RSI: Kathleen finds it too heavy and would have a hard time peeling more than three potatoes and Leslie, despite loving the product, also found it too heavy for her RSI symptoms. This is an investment peeler." I'll be waiting for sales and will buy this peeler. I really like this thin peel and the consistency. There's even a comfortable groove for the thumb. This is actually what I would expect from this company. Carol, who owns and loves her Oxo, now wants this one. A pleasure to have in the kitchen." Rudy, who normally uses a paring knife, would use this as his first choice. Leslie exclaimed, "It's very stylish and peels so smoothly. After I peeled my carrots, potatoes and apples, my husband finished his before I could grab a paper and pencil. But at 1 1/2 times greater than the price of the Oxo, it should be perfect. Test Drive can't think of anything else to add to this peeler to make it perfect, hence the rating. Henckels offers a limited warranty for normal, non-commercial use against defects in the material or craftsmanship. Warranty: After the stores' warranties expire, Zwilling J.A. Henckels Swivel Peeler, bought at The Bayįeatures: 18/10 stainless steel with eyer, ergonomic German-designed non-slip handle. A special thanks to Patricia for all the carrots. Thanks to Rudy, Leslie, Emily, Deborah, Carol, Sandra, Kathleen and Jeff for their thoughtful peeling. Most of the peelers are offered at various stores keep your eyes peeled for good sales. It also matters, except for the top peelers, whether you're peeling potatoes, carrots, or apples.Ĭheap or expensive, all the peelers are dishwasher-safe and made in China. This difference in technique explains the big differences in opinion on some of the peelers. Five of the six peelers had eyers (tips) to remove potato eyes or blemishes, but only two were worthy of being included.Įxcept for the two top peelers, both of which make peeling a breeze, it seems to make a difference if you peel toward your body or away. That's the beauty of swivel blades – they cut both ways. Only swivel blades were tested and whether you're a lefty, righty, or ambidextrous, it makes no matter. When a reporter suggested I test peelers, the enthusiasm amongst those who heard her suggestion was strong. I mean the clunky blades that tend to inflict more damage on us than on the vegetable we're denuding. No, not the people who perform for some city councillors on their lunch break.
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