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OXO Good Grips Apple Corer,1 EA, Silver/Black

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Arrives Tuesday, Dec 24
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Features

  • Comfortable nonslip handle, wet or dry
  • Fruit core removes easily from corer head
  • Corer head is stainless steel for easy cleaning and precise cut
  • Large handle hole for easy storage
  • Safe to use in dishwasher
  • Recommended by America's Test Kitchen

Description

Make your own baby food and purees for your child in this Mash Maker Baby Food Mill from OXO Tot. It provides even consistency and can have liquid added as desired. It boasts a stable base and has a trough to catch excess liquids. 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


Color: Silver/Black


Blade Material: Stainless Steel


Brand: OXO


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 8 x 1.25 x 0.75 inches


Item Weight: 0.1 Kilograms


Color: Silver/Black


Blade Material: Stainless Steel


Brand: OXO


Item Weight: 0.1 Kilograms


Handle Material: Stainless Steel


Is Dishwasher Safe: Yes


Product Dimensions: 8"L x 1.25"W


Item Weight: 3.59 ounces


Manufacturer: OXOX9


Item model number: 20181


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: March 10, 2004


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Easy to use, works well
Style: Apple Corer
Review Image by Ali Julia Ali Julia
The media could not be loaded. It seems that apple corers have two dominant designs, one that opens its jaws and one (like this one) with a solid ring that does not open. After studying the reviews for both, I noticed that the corers with jaws that open eventually start jamming and need to be fixed. The problem is that the moving pieces jam, overlap, and form an oval instead a circle. This issue has to be fixed every time you use the corer. This corer is made out of stainless steel solid right; the ring has serrated teeth that are very sharp. The serrated end cuts through the apple like it was butter. The handle is large and comfortable to hold. Cutting through the apple requires little force if you agitate the teeth back and forth. I was interested in coring apples for baked apples rather than apple pies. This means I wanted to remove the apple core but not go all the way through the apple. Unfortunately, that is impossible as there is no mechanism to cut at the bottom without going through the apple. My solution is to remove the entire core and then use the bottom part of the core as a "stopper" by inserting it back into the bottom of the hole. The stopper leaks but provides some way of holding nuts or whatever else you want to stuff the apple with. Before the Oxo corer, I used my grandmother's method of removing the apple core with a spoon, which remotes the pits while leaving a nice clean area for stuffing the apple. But it is much harder to scoop out with a blunt spoon than using an apple corer. Ali Julia review Review of OXO Good Grips Apple Corer ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2023 by Ali Julia Ali Julia
    • Works well
Style: Apple Corer
my old apple corer was difficult to use. This one has a better grip and works well for apples and pears.
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2023 by Sue S.
    • Fantastic, Worked Perfectly
Style: Apple Corer
Literally the first apple corer I've owned that consistently functioned exactly as it should without falling apart or bending. I have used it countless times over a number of apples and it works just as well now as it did the first time. Fantastic quality and function, exactly as I'd expect from OXO
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2023 by Mike
    • Works well on small to medium apples.
Style: Apple Corer
The tool worked well and was easy to use on small and medium apples. It’s a bit small and might not get all the core on really large apples. The core is easy to remove from the tool and the tool cleans up in the dishwasher. The tool is quite sturdy.
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2023 by BDAmazonByr
    • very satisfied
Style: Apple Corer
very satisfied
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2023 by JMW
    • Husband now prepares own apples!
Style: Apple Corer
I like eating apple wedges with skin on, and so does my husband. However he doesnt like to fiddle with paring knives and I sometimes skip this healthy snack, just from laziness. It sometimes seems a lot of work performing the usual quartering and then cutting out little pieces of core from the quarter, ending with core bits and seeds and juice dripped around. I decided to try a corer, so I initially purchased another brand of corer, last month , but after one use I repackaged it and took it back - the cut diameter was way too small for the size of apples i like (large Red Delicious). Most of the core was still inside the apple! Then I ordered this OXO one from Amazon, due to the good reviews. I can say yes it really works very well. Actually so well that my husband will now fix himself his own apple snacks with it. This OXO corer is easy to handle, easy to clean, and it takes out a decent sized core, with almost no missed core left behind. It removes a circle of twice the area of the old useless one i returned. The actual inner diameter of the OXO corer is 3/4 inch or 19 mm. The thickness of the actual steel is 1 mm. The length of the steel is just around 4 inches long and the rubber handle is just about 4 inches long. The rubber handle is oval in cross section and there is decent sized hole at the end of the handle for hanging it up . There are nice little rubber "fins" build in to the rubber handle to make pressing down easy on the thumb and fingertips. For the person who was concerned about the browning on the cut surface: yes this happens , it hardly makes the apple piece unpalatable, but to explain what is happening - this is just a bit of pulverized apple flesh that has been deposited on the cut surface, made of juice and broken cells of the apple which browns so fast in air, you see it within seconds. The color is natural oxidation of the fruit juice/pulp, it's not from the corer instrument. When you use the corer, the "cut" surface is a saw cut, so it is microscopically a bit more ragged than when using a knife. If the corer were to have a sharp tapered edge I imagine it would be a lot more expensive to manufacture, and if it were made of very thin steel the tool would be flimsy . Anyway if it's important to have the core be white, just rinse/drop the cored apple in to a anti-browning solution right away until you are ready to do whatever else you are doing to segment up the fruit. But I think unless entering your apple recipe in the county fair, most people would agree they would not bother with this blanching the core procedure. I gave a rating of only 4 stars becuase I can't say how long it will be servicable for, however it does appear to be well made. I would only say that for the price, if it lasts me one year of coring just one apple per day, it will have definitely paid for itself, and should then be rated 5 stars. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2007 by Sage Shopper
    • It's an apple corer...
Style: Apple Corer
It's a very simple tool that you use for apples, pears and other fruits you'd like to take the core out from.
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2023 by Cassandra and Steven Peralta
    • Aple core - Baltimore
Style: Apple Corer
Worked as expected, sharp instrument
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2023 by John G.

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