triangle Fruit and Vegetable Corer - Ultra-Sharp Stainless Steel with Two Cutting Widths - Removes Cores & Seeds - Dishwasher Safe

This little tool is great. I have one that was my mother’s but it had gotten so dull, that I was happily surprised to find this one. It works great taking out the core of a pear, hull of a strawberry, etc. I have only had it a month, but it seems fine quality.

Works just how I imagined. Love that it’s very sharp. I use it mainly for peppers and removing membranes and seeds from roasted peppers. The size is nice and compact and makes it easy to store.

This is what we have used to core pears for many years. It's nice to have a new one and it still does the best job of removing pear cores. So far it stands up to our yearly canning usage quite well. Makes canning pears much easier and more effective than other ones.

I bought this for cleaning the strings and seeds out of Acorn Squash before baking. It works quite well for that, but would be too big for many small vegetables. Acorn Squash is typically about 6 inches (150 mm) in diameter.Although not clear from the photos and description, both sides are sharpened, but they are not sharp enough to endanger one's fingers.

I make a lot of lightly cucumber pickles and part of the recipe involves coring the cucumbers. Generally I just use a spoon to smash the seeds out which is a messy affair, but using this corer I can just slice them out with zero effort and zero mess - the core comes out intact and is much easier to put aside for later use/disposal. Clean-up is a breeze as well, just a quick rinse and a dab of dish soap and lay it out to dry before it's ready again.

It’s a handy corer that allows you good control and ability to cut into fruit as deeply or shallowly as you like, in the same motion.

Because of it's unique shape, it can handle coring just about any fruit or vegetable.Many people don't know this, but some (or all?) apple seeds contain Cyanide. I don't believe it's an overwhelming amount, but that is a consideration. For people who toss apples in their smoothie maker, this is an issue. Although I've not heard of people getting sick from this, I don't want pulverized apple seeds in my smoothies.For whatever reason you want to remove seeds or other parts of fruits or veggies, this tool does work very well.

Amazingly simple to use great addition to the kitchen.