We have had our OXO peeler at least 9 years or so and it still functions like it's new. Though I don't remember why we bought that particular one, I'm glad we did. Our peeler of choice was the OXO Good Grips Swivel Peeler. For the longest time I rarely used a peeler, but it was always sitting there waiting for me just in case. As a kid We always had a cheap metal peeler which was difficult to use and uncomfortable. IT is easy to clean and the first peeler I reach for when it is time to do some vegetable work.Įvery kitchen has to have a peeler. The peeler itself swivels nicely, peels beautifully, and is great for lots of hard work during canning season. I love the comfortable handle of this peeler.
We use items in our kitchen constantly, and this peeler is no exception. I have gotten quite a few years of work out of my large handled black peeler, and I am hoping it lasts even longer! Although it is not as razor sharp as it was when I first got it, it is still very sharp and works nicely. I get a toothpick or similar implement and pick it out easily. The only place that could be challenging is the little indented areas in the handle if food gets packed up in there. Running the blades through the running water will clean out a lot of debris and on the rare occasion that something gets stuck, it is easy to get out with very little effort. The blades are sharp and after using them for quite a few years now, they are still going strong. It does not slip and it is easy to hold without my hands getting tired, sore, or stiff. The peeler itself works very well and peels vegetables nicely. Using the large handled peeler has made a huge difference in my kitchen. I was thrilled to see the OXO Good Grips Swivel Peller with the large black handle. This can lead to hand and wrist pain if I am trying to use those small handled metal traditional vegetable peelers.
Because I do a tremendous amount of preserving in the fall time, it makes it necessary to peel a lot of items at times. One of the hard things in the kitchen for me is sometimes using vegetable peelers.
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