Julienne Peeler, Potato Vegetable Peeler for Kitchen, I and Y Potato Peelers for Apple Fruit Carrot Zucchini Cucumber Veggie, 3 in 1 Blade Spin Design, Anti-Slip Handle

This was a great set! I bought it to help me peel all the potatoes for thanksgiving and wow these are sharp and fast! It’s been almost a year since I bought them and they’ve held up great, so they are made well and are super easy to clean especially with the brush it came with. Easy to use and durable so would def recommend

Oh boy These peelers are a bargain and SO sharp Great selection of creative and useful peeling tools

I love this little contraption. It was always a nightmare for me julienning carrots but this little thing has simplified it so much! I have only used the peeler and the julienning options and they work great. Still super sharp after several uses which makes it so easy to use. It's lightweight and so useful in the kitchen. The peeler glides easily so u don't need to put much effort into it. I have not had any accidents so it seems relatively safe, but just be careful because it is very sharp. I have used it to peel carrots, potatoes, pumpkin.. and mangoes! There's probably more that I can't remember at the moment, but it does a great job and it's very quick. I would definitely buy this again as I think it's worth every penny.

This is fantastic for the viral Asian carrot salad! Perfect little strips that look like noodles. The carrot gets stuck every so often, but it still works great overall.

i used to buy the $3 bag of julienned carrots but no more! buy this tool and buy a bag of whole carrots that cost like 70¢ instead and make your own julienned carrots! my tips for using this tool is 1) lay your carrot on the counter and use the tool this way. i first was holding my carrot in the air LOL but now i just place a paper towel on the countertop first and then lay my carrot on top and hold it in place while i julienne my carrot. 2) imo you don't need to peel your carrot first. just wash it - and since i am doing the entire bag of carrots at one time, i do dry off my carrots - but don't bother peeling it first. trust me, you won't even know which julienne piece is the outside of the carrot anyway. 3) if your kitchen spout has that sprinkler head, it seems to clean the tool better than just the single stream of water. i first thought the regular stream that comes out the spout would be more forceful to get the bits of carrot out of the tool, but for me it seemed like the sprinkler option worked better at getting in between the teeth even though the water came out more gentle this way on my sink. seriously, if you are trying to eat more veggies but are tired of chomping on hard carrots, try them julienne style with this tool. it's easy to use and you save so much money on carrots. and because carrots aren't a watery food, the carrots that you julienne will last just as long as the precut version. this tool does have other blades but so far i have only used the julienne blade. at first i worried that the blade wouldn't stay in place and would rotate on me while using it, but i have gone through at least two bags of carrots and it's never moved not once.

Works great.

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I rarely leave 1-star reviews, but this julienne peeler was a big letdown. The blades feel dull and don’t cut cleanly at all, which makes the whole process frustrating. Instead of neat strips, it either shreds unevenly or barely cuts through the vegetables. The handle also doesn’t feel stable or secure in the hand, making it even harder to use. Overall, it didn’t perform as promised and definitely wasn’t worth the price. I wouldn’t recommend this product, there are much better peelers available.