TUPPERWARE Peeler Citrus peeler orange

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The Tupperware orange peeler is the best peeler in the market. It has a sharp blade with an ergonomic handle. It features a unique design that allows you to easily hold it and work with your hands.

That’s where citrus peelers come in. A citrus peeler is essentially a tool that allows you to easily remove the skin from oranges or any other citrus fruit you enjoy eating such as grapefruits or mandarins. The Mercer Culinary is a poor-quality peeler that has a long list of shortcomings. It has a long blade that cannot be used for the job at hand, it is not ergonomic and it does not have good quality bearings.

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Our two favorite citrus peelers came from this bunch, one of which we outright award as the winner of best orange peeler: Tupperware – Best All-round Citrus Peeler This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. To return faulty items see our Returning Faulty Items policy.

Unfortunately ring peelers were the least effective when it came to removing the skin of an orange. The main problem comes from the length of the spike used to pierce the skin of the orange. It’s too short. And if you have kids like me who also have a taste for oranges you can find yourself peeling far more than your thumbnails can take.Testers also found using a ring on your hand much more awkward when it came to applying pressure to cut the skin of the orange. Evriholder – Best Ring Citrus Peeler Rosle Grapefruit/Orange Knife A two-in one device that fails succeed at either. Do not be fooled by the claims that the Rosle Orange knife is designed and engineered in Germany, it is manufactured in China. Unsurprisingly, this product also fell short when we tested and reviewed grapefruit knives. Which Peeler Is Best for Oranges? Mercer Culinary Orange Peeler– While it may look similar to the Westmark orange peeler above, the Mercer Culinary is poor quality in comparison. The serrated teeth are smaller, the channel knife is blunt and the handle is slippery. This is a prime example of how Chinese metalwork just can’t compete with that of Germany. Given that it is more expensive than the Superior Westmark orange peeler above, we recommend you avoid this. Bird Citrus Peeler– A popular citrus peeler in Japan with a cute bird design. The beak of the bird scores the rind while the tail can be used to remove it from the flesh. The wing can be removed and becomes second citrus peeler. However the wing kept falling out when we put it into storage. Large Handled Citrus Peelers Fox Run Orange Peeler– Cheap and nasty, there is no other way to put it. Don’t be fooled by the cheap price, this is the most ineffective way to peel an orange. The plastic is thin, has sharp, scratchy seams from manufacturing and the blade is blunt.