Melon Baller, Cat Cora Approved, Soft-Grip Non-Slip Handle, 18/8 Stainless Steel,

I love how tiny I can make little balls of melon. I'm in a pseudo bento phase at the moment, obsessed with making teeny-tiny food shapes and semi-elaborate bowls for more focused, mindful eating. While my theory for eating slower may be a bit off, my meals sure have been pretty lately.These little melon ballers are nice and sharp, and it's easy for me to create near-perfect little spheres with just the flick of my wrist (I like to ball an entire melon in 4 different sizes and freeze the pieces for future plates). The plastic/rubbery handle is easy to grip, even when covered in fruit juice.When I'm done, they wash up beautifully in the dishwasher. I love these and am glad I bought one in each of the smaller sizes (four ball sizes total!).

Such a great set! I always loved how balled watermelon and cantaloupe looked. When I ordered these I was nervous that I might not be able to use them properly to get the perfect shape but they are really easy to use. The scoop is sharp enough to cleanly get through fruit with minimal effort. My kids love eating fruit like this. And I’m so happy there’s six sizes included because my daughter asked me for smaller watermelon after I had used the largest size and I was able to since there’s so many options. Highly recommend these. They are well made, sturdy, and very easy to use.

These tools are perfect not only for melon balling but for removing eyes from potatoes, cores from apples and many other kitchen tasks. They are quite sharp and the stainless steel construction is a plus. I prefer to hand wash them as sometimes metal implements with plastic handles can crack or separate in high dishwasher temperatures.Recommended.

My daughter was insistent on having melon balls so I came across this one. I read that it was on the smaller side and it was pretty small. However, it got the job done and I actually ended up preferring this one since it was used for my kids. 👍🏼

I didn't think of myself as an especially large person with large hands, but, as measured by this melon baller, I am!I am 6 feet tall (male) and when I have bought kitchen gloves have gotten L or preferably XL sizes.This may seem like a minor issue, and was one I never considered before,but in using this melon baller I've realized that you should take this into considerationwhen purchasing a melon baller.Other melon ballers have longer lengths (for example, KitchenAid = 9 inches), which I will purchaseand prefer to use instead of this 6.5 inch length melon baller.(Otherwise this 22mm/25mm device works as advertised and the cups seem solidly welded onto the handle.)

This is a VERY SMALL melon baller. I use it to hollow out apples for whole baked apples. It's exactly what I needed, and while it would make adorable little melon balls it might be a little tedious! It would be awesome to make litte kiwi balls or something to go in a fruit bowl with bigger melon balls, or just adorable little melon balls lol

First time I used it I could feel the unused end pressing into my hand but didn't think much of it. A few minutes after doing a melon I noticed my hand was feeling a bit sensitive. I looked at my hand and noticed the unused end was cutting into the side of my hand. My suggestion? Either wear a glove or, if you only need one size, get one with a scoop on just one end.

I didn't realize I needed something quite that small and it was perfect for the 'eyes' i needed for the strawberries. The one i thought i had would have been way too big. not sure how much I'll get to use it and happy i have it in my kitchen tools.