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product_id: 14729000
title: "Stainless Steel Apple Peeler Corer and Slicer - Luxury Black Edition"
brand: "precision kitchenware"
price: "13342 som"
currency: KGS
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reviews_count: 3
url: https://www.desertcart.kg/products/14729000-stainless-steel-apple-peeler-corer-and-slicer-luxury-black-edition
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region: Kyrgyzstan
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# Peels, cores & slices in one turn Precision stainless steel build Rustproof & durable design Stainless Steel Apple Peeler Corer and Slicer - Luxury Black Edition

**Brand:** precision kitchenware
**Price:** 13342 som
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🍎 Elevate your kitchen game—peel, core, slice, and impress with every apple!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Stainless Steel Apple Peeler Corer and Slicer - Luxury Black Edition by precision kitchenware
- **How much does it cost?** 13342 som with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- precision kitchenware enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted precision kitchenware brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Built to Last:** Crafted from premium stainless steel for rust resistance and long-term durability.
- • **Compact & User-Friendly:** Sleek black design fits any kitchen; simple manual operation even kids can try.
- • **Customizable Peel Depth:** Adjust blade settings easily to get the perfect peel thickness every time.
- • **Triple-Action Efficiency:** Peel, core, and slice apples (and more) effortlessly with one smooth crank.
- • **Suction-Powered Stability:** Heavy-duty suction base locks firmly to your countertop—no slipping, no mess.

## Overview

The Precision Kitchenware Stainless Steel Apple Peeler Corer and Slicer - Luxury Black Edition is a manual kitchen tool designed for effortless peeling, coring, and slicing of apples, pears, potatoes, and similar fruits and vegetables. Featuring a rustproof stainless steel construction, an adjustable blade for customizable peeling, and a powerful suction base for stable operation, this compact device streamlines prep work and adds a sleek, modern touch to your kitchen arsenal.

## Description

Everyone loves apples; they're tasty, they're good for you and you can do so much with them! From pies, crumbles and tarts to mousse, juice and jellies, there are hundreds of ways you can use those delicious little treats. Imagine the whole family come over for a Sunday roast and you cook an amazing dinner; roast belly of pork, Chantilly carrots, amazing fluffy potatoes, red cabbage cooked in balsamic vinegar, with the most incredible apple sauce. Then to top it off, the most delectable apple crumble the world has ever seen! Your family would be so impressed and make you feel so proud. Daydreaming about this really makes you want to do it, doesn't it? Well, you're going to need help, and that's where the Precision Kitchenware Stainless Steel Apple Peeler, Corer and Slicer comes in.Peeling, coring and slicing apples is tedious work, especially when you've got a large party to cook for, and about 50 other jobs to do. Even if you're not cooking for anyone, and just want to eat a couple of apples without the peel on, this apple peeler will do the trick in no time. This product cores, peels and slices apples at the turn of a handle; it's simple and completely safe to use, and easy to clean up. Put the worry of having to slave away in the kitchen for hours behind you, and go ahead and make those fantastic pies, tarts and crumbles that everyone loves!P.S. The Precision Kitchenware Apple Peeler, Corer and Slicer will work for more than just apples, use it with potatoes, pears and just about any other similar shaped fruit or veg!

Review: Why did I wait so long to get one of these??? - This thing is awesome--I am not normally so excited over a product review, especially a kitchen gadget, but this apple peeler/corer/slicer is amazing. The threaded rod is smooth and well machined, the action is easy and takes remarkably little effort (especially after I cleaned it and wiped it down with a smidge of veg oil to protect from rust). At first it comes shipped with the peeler blade (the little U-shaped strip of metal that's off to one side near the business end) set to take waaay too much peel (and apple) off. To adjust it to your taste, just loosen the handy wing-nut and set it where you want it. I personally only want the skin off, not any of the apple as well (this thing looks like it could take a good chunk of the apple with it you set it to max, which also results in a wider peel), so I set it all the way to it's minimum, putting the blade part as close to the metal support arm as possible. I think the gap is around 2mm or so. At any rate, the only other thing I had to do (besides screw on the handle, which fit like a glove, no bolt size issues here like I've seen with other brands in this price range) was loosen the wing-nut under the corer/slicer arm to get that to line up so the prongs can move freely through the coring hole. Took all of about 20 seconds to make all these adjustments and she was lined up and ready to roll. Or peel. Or core, and slice, as the case may be. If you don't want to peel the apple (pear, or potato or...? I'm going to go experiment now with what I put through this baby), simply pull the peeling arm down and don't touch the blade, right? It's sharp...I mean that's kind of common sense but I've seen reviews on other products where people complained that the thing that was supposed to be sharp was indeed sharp and instead of leaving snide comments I decided to just put a little PSA in mine. Anyway, there's a little silver bit of metal on the side of the peeling arm that swivels around to lock against the main...I don't know what to call it, but it's like the keel of a ship, the base support arm that is the backbone of this ingenious device. Look, it's pretty simple, just play with it, I'm sure if you're smart enough to turn on a computer or smartphone, navigate to desertcart, read this review (and recognize it for what it's worth), you can operate this machine. It works flawlessly. And not just on the perfect GMO apples you see in the grocery stores. I used it on a lumpy, shy little organic apple that was nowhere near "full size" like those big ones at the store, and it cored and sliced and peeled that thing like greased lightning. You just need to eyeball where the core is based on the apple's appearance, and don't worry about making it look "lined up." Mine actually looked way off center, but where the stem and the base lined up I knew had to be the core and sure enough, though it went through a little crooked, it worked like a charm and came off so easy I almost dropped it on the floor. What you're left with is a pile of thin string-peel (if you set the blade to a deeper cut, you'll get a wider peel) and a slinky-apple...or pear...I don't know as if I'd try to peel/core/and slice a potato, but it certainly seems stout enough to handle that. While that's fun to play with and impress the kids (okay, so mine weren't all that impressed and just wanted to eat the stupid apple before the dog got to it--she can smell a fresh cut apple a mile away and will move heaven and earth to get to it) I also wanted to let you know the suction base on this bad boy is impressive. I cranked the arm once with very little effort and I don't think Hercules himself could have pulled it off without taking a chunk of the countertop with it. To pull the threaded rod (and Posiden's Prongs) back through the corer and reset it for the next apple (or whatever), there's a little metal piece back by the crank handle arm that you push away from the threads, and then you can slide the whole shebang back through the coring hole and be ready for the next victim. For something that took so little effort to lock down, I was very impressed. We had a pencil sharpener with a base half this thing's size and you practically needed to be an arm-wrestling champion to lock it down...and then it would lose suction in about ten seconds. This peeler/corer/slicer was locked down until I pulled the lever back (again with very little effort, despite the holding strength). It comes with a little plastic cap to go over the set of three Posiden's Prongs there that hold the apple or whatever in place so you don't, you know, skewer yourself. Unless you were running through the house with your eyes closed, I'm not sure how you could miss these tines, but such is the world we live in I guess. As for cleaning, I simply wiped it down with a wet cloth and DRIED it to prevent rust. I'm not sure it would, but I've seen reviews on similar devices where people complained they rusted quick. I also wiped the blades down with vegetable oil like I do my cast iron skillets (after it was completely dry). It works for the skillets and my woodworking tools so it should work here. Just be sure to use a very very light amount, so it doesn't leave a residue on your food. Not that veg oil is all that bad on food, but not sure I'd want to taste it on an apple, right? Anyway, don't look any further--this thing is awesome. Well built, well thought out, and does a GREAT job slicing/coring/and peeling apples. I should have got it years ago. Now I just have to get to the store and load up on apples and pears and potatoes. My new dehydrator is hungry!
Review: Quick, easy and fun! - This works amazing. I've only used it twice, and I'll update this review as I have used it more, but I know it's going to be huge in our house. The suction cup works fine. I prefer it to the clamp style. Set up is very quick as the suction cup takes hold by the flip of a switch on the base. I did have to re-secure it for each apple, as my counters are not very smooth and it had a little trouble maintaining the grip, but that takes about four seconds to toggle a switch back and forth, so I wasn't bothered by it. Functionality was not affected at all and the apples cut easily with no wobbling. I like the size of it. I remembered the Pampered Chef corer/peeler/slicer that my mom had when I was a kid. It seemed really bulky. This one would fit in a shoe box. It cut really well. As I turned the crank to push the apple through, I expected to struggle as I got to the slicer. In truth, I didn't even notice that it had started slicing. I was watching the peeler mechanism and realized it was slicing, without any extra force, after the apple was half done. YAY! This earns major points for me. I want my four-year-old to be able to turn the crank (with close adult supervision, obviously, as there are multiple sharp blades on this thing) and she will be able to with no problem. I bought this, in part, to try with potatoes. I will update this review once I have done that. I am guessing I will have to adjust the peeler a few times before I get it right, but as peeling potatoes is the bane of my mortal existence, I don't mind fiddling with it if I can get it figured out. I will mention cleaning, as it was something I wondered about. This has moving parts and springs and things, and CANNOT go in the dishwasher. Normally, that is a deal breaker for me, but I really wanted this contraption. Clean up was super easy. First, I rinsed it in the sink under warm water. Next, I sprayed it with soapy water. Third, I rinsed it again. Then, I set it on a towel to air dry. The washing took about three minutes and in the dry Arizona air, it was dry when I checked an hour later. The instructions suggest dripping olive oil onto the moving parts. I will do that next time and probably every other time (or anytime I submerge it in water).

## Features

- PEELS, CORES & SLICES: Have you ever been wanting to make an apple based pudding, but the thought
- EASY: Do the chore of peeling apples with pure ease! Once the apple is firmly in place on the
- DURABLE: This apple peeler is made from strong stainless steel, which means it won't rust and is
- WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR? Click Add to Cart now and be the proud owner of your very own Precision

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00P6KJ4WE |
| Blade Edge | Straight |
| Blade Material | Stainless Steel |
| Brand | Precision Kitchenware |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (845) |
| Date First Available | November 3, 2014 |
| Handle Material | Stainless Steel |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 1.34 pounds |
| Item model number | FBA_PK008DE |
| Manufacturer | Precision Kitchenware |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Model Name | FBA_PK008DE |
| Number of Blades | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Power Source | Manual |
| Product Dimensions | 10.1 x 5.9 x 4.3 inches |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Fruit, Vegetable |
| Special Feature | Ergonomic, Rustproof |
| Specific Uses For Product | Apples, Potatoes, Pears, Similar Shaped Fruits and Vegetables |
| Style | Modern |
| UPC | 885787984695 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Precision Kitchenware
- **Color:** Black
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Fruit, Vegetable
- **Special Feature:** Ergonomic, Rustproof
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Apples, Potatoes, Pears, Similar Shaped Fruits and Vegetables

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Why did I wait so long to get one of these???
*by S***. on January 6, 2019*

This thing is awesome--I am not normally so excited over a product review, especially a kitchen gadget, but this apple peeler/corer/slicer is amazing. The threaded rod is smooth and well machined, the action is easy and takes remarkably little effort (especially after I cleaned it and wiped it down with a smidge of veg oil to protect from rust). At first it comes shipped with the peeler blade (the little U-shaped strip of metal that's off to one side near the business end) set to take waaay too much peel (and apple) off. To adjust it to your taste, just loosen the handy wing-nut and set it where you want it. I personally only want the skin off, not any of the apple as well (this thing looks like it could take a good chunk of the apple with it you set it to max, which also results in a wider peel), so I set it all the way to it's minimum, putting the blade part as close to the metal support arm as possible. I think the gap is around 2mm or so. At any rate, the only other thing I had to do (besides screw on the handle, which fit like a glove, no bolt size issues here like I've seen with other brands in this price range) was loosen the wing-nut under the corer/slicer arm to get that to line up so the prongs can move freely through the coring hole. Took all of about 20 seconds to make all these adjustments and she was lined up and ready to roll. Or peel. Or core, and slice, as the case may be. If you don't want to peel the apple (pear, or potato or...? I'm going to go experiment now with what I put through this baby), simply pull the peeling arm down and don't touch the blade, right? It's sharp...I mean that's kind of common sense but I've seen reviews on other products where people complained that the thing that was supposed to be sharp was indeed sharp and instead of leaving snide comments I decided to just put a little PSA in mine. Anyway, there's a little silver bit of metal on the side of the peeling arm that swivels around to lock against the main...I don't know what to call it, but it's like the keel of a ship, the base support arm that is the backbone of this ingenious device. Look, it's pretty simple, just play with it, I'm sure if you're smart enough to turn on a computer or smartphone, navigate to Amazon, read this review (and recognize it for what it's worth), you can operate this machine. It works flawlessly. And not just on the perfect GMO apples you see in the grocery stores. I used it on a lumpy, shy little organic apple that was nowhere near "full size" like those big ones at the store, and it cored and sliced and peeled that thing like greased lightning. You just need to eyeball where the core is based on the apple's appearance, and don't worry about making it look "lined up." Mine actually looked way off center, but where the stem and the base lined up I knew had to be the core and sure enough, though it went through a little crooked, it worked like a charm and came off so easy I almost dropped it on the floor. What you're left with is a pile of thin string-peel (if you set the blade to a deeper cut, you'll get a wider peel) and a slinky-apple...or pear...I don't know as if I'd try to peel/core/and slice a potato, but it certainly seems stout enough to handle that. While that's fun to play with and impress the kids (okay, so mine weren't all that impressed and just wanted to eat the stupid apple before the dog got to it--she can smell a fresh cut apple a mile away and will move heaven and earth to get to it) I also wanted to let you know the suction base on this bad boy is impressive. I cranked the arm once with very little effort and I don't think Hercules himself could have pulled it off without taking a chunk of the countertop with it. To pull the threaded rod (and Posiden's Prongs) back through the corer and reset it for the next apple (or whatever), there's a little metal piece back by the crank handle arm that you push away from the threads, and then you can slide the whole shebang back through the coring hole and be ready for the next victim. For something that took so little effort to lock down, I was very impressed. We had a pencil sharpener with a base half this thing's size and you practically needed to be an arm-wrestling champion to lock it down...and then it would lose suction in about ten seconds. This peeler/corer/slicer was locked down until I pulled the lever back (again with very little effort, despite the holding strength). It comes with a little plastic cap to go over the set of three Posiden's Prongs there that hold the apple or whatever in place so you don't, you know, skewer yourself. Unless you were running through the house with your eyes closed, I'm not sure how you could miss these tines, but such is the world we live in I guess. As for cleaning, I simply wiped it down with a wet cloth and DRIED it to prevent rust. I'm not sure it would, but I've seen reviews on similar devices where people complained they rusted quick. I also wiped the blades down with vegetable oil like I do my cast iron skillets (after it was completely dry). It works for the skillets and my woodworking tools so it should work here. Just be sure to use a very very light amount, so it doesn't leave a residue on your food. Not that veg oil is all that bad on food, but not sure I'd want to taste it on an apple, right? Anyway, don't look any further--this thing is awesome. Well built, well thought out, and does a GREAT job slicing/coring/and peeling apples. I should have got it years ago. Now I just have to get to the store and load up on apples and pears and potatoes. My new dehydrator is hungry!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Quick, easy and fun!
*by T***L on February 2, 2016*

This works amazing. I've only used it twice, and I'll update this review as I have used it more, but I know it's going to be huge in our house. The suction cup works fine. I prefer it to the clamp style. Set up is very quick as the suction cup takes hold by the flip of a switch on the base. I did have to re-secure it for each apple, as my counters are not very smooth and it had a little trouble maintaining the grip, but that takes about four seconds to toggle a switch back and forth, so I wasn't bothered by it. Functionality was not affected at all and the apples cut easily with no wobbling. I like the size of it. I remembered the Pampered Chef corer/peeler/slicer that my mom had when I was a kid. It seemed really bulky. This one would fit in a shoe box. It cut really well. As I turned the crank to push the apple through, I expected to struggle as I got to the slicer. In truth, I didn't even notice that it had started slicing. I was watching the peeler mechanism and realized it was slicing, without any extra force, after the apple was half done. YAY! This earns major points for me. I want my four-year-old to be able to turn the crank (with close adult supervision, obviously, as there are multiple sharp blades on this thing) and she will be able to with no problem. I bought this, in part, to try with potatoes. I will update this review once I have done that. I am guessing I will have to adjust the peeler a few times before I get it right, but as peeling potatoes is the bane of my mortal existence, I don't mind fiddling with it if I can get it figured out. I will mention cleaning, as it was something I wondered about. This has moving parts and springs and things, and CANNOT go in the dishwasher. Normally, that is a deal breaker for me, but I really wanted this contraption. Clean up was super easy. First, I rinsed it in the sink under warm water. Next, I sprayed it with soapy water. Third, I rinsed it again. Then, I set it on a towel to air dry. The washing took about three minutes and in the dry Arizona air, it was dry when I checked an hour later. The instructions suggest dripping olive oil onto the moving parts. I will do that next time and probably every other time (or anytime I submerge it in water).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ It is kind of hard to adjust how deep it cuts into the apple and you have to make sure you have the core cutter lined up good be
*by S***T on January 31, 2017*

This apple peeler works ok. I had to watch a you tube video before I figured out how to use it. There were not any directions with mine. It is kind of hard to adjust how deep it cuts into the apple and you have to make sure you have the core cutter lined up good before peeling. Not too hard to clean up. The suction cup works ok but you have to make sure there is not anything under it. Even a grain of salt on the table will cause it not to form a good suction. I used mine a good bit and it works good. I noticed one of the adjustment screws is beginning to rust. I wanted to go back and up the rating to 4 stars. After I posted this review I was contacted by Customer Service and Gary was very nice. He wanted to make sure I was satisfied with this purchase and is sending out a brand new peeler. I rate the Customer Service at 5 Stars. I would recommend purchasing one of these peelers. It works fast.

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