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"a bit pricey" Works fine but a bit expensive so I'm only giving it 3 stars. I got it because I had a just a few dollars left on a gift certificate and we needed a corer. Otherwise I would have gotten a much cheaper brand. "Love it!" I love apples, but the hassle of the core and the juicy mess often made me pick other things to snack on (yes, I'm lazy). I love this corer. It's easy to use and clean. The only reason I gave 4 stars, instead of 5, is because it doesn't finish the cut at the very bottom of the apple very well. "Nice gadget" It is a nice thing to have for those of us who eat a lot of apples, on the upside, the plastic grip makes it easy to use, on the downside it is kind of hard to wash, even in the washing machine and also the blades could have been a little bit sharper. "Not Bad; Not Perfect" Our experience with this corer/slicer has been the same as many reviewers here. The initial trick with this device is aiming so that it actually slices through the core, rather than to one side. Since apples are seldom perfect, this sometimes requires a bit of cleverness. If the core is missed, then a small paring knife may be needed to remove seeds, etc, from some of the slices. We have also noticed two other things noted by other reviewers: 1. The device doesn't always cut cleanly all the way through the bottom of the apple. This is probably a function of the cutting surface. Often it is necessary to pull the core and/or some of the segments through the device by hand. It is better to grip each segment and pull it through, rather than try to push on the skin at the bottom, which could lead to cut fingers. 2. The white outer ring on ours has cracked where one of the blade "spokes" meets the ring. So far this hasn't affected the unit's operation, but I am assuming that it will fail at that point some day. The good news is that Oxo stands behind its products, and I expect that if and when this unit fails, Oxo will replace it. All in all, a good choice for this purpose, even if not perfect. It's still much faster than manually cutting apple slices, and probably safer. "Good product" I enjoy this product very much. Great for creating snacks for work or for a fruit plate. I use mine nearly every day.
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Oxo Good Grips Apple Corer and Divider
Why I buy this one ? - Lifted, nonslip handles keep hands above the cutting surface - Rubber handles absorb pressure, putting less tension on hands - Cores and evenly slices fruit with one maneuver - Stainless-steel blades glide easily through fruit and tough skins - Safe to use in dishwasher It's better to buy this one too...
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What our customer's say! "Oxo Good Grips Apple Corer and Divider", I love this! It is so easy to use and cuts through apples like butter! I have never had one before, however my daughter loves cut up apples and this beats coring by hand. "Can't core all the way through", The corer doesn't cut all the way through the apple.. so I usually end up just breaking off the slices. Also, the handles flexes a little too much, wish it was stiffer. I'm afraid in a few months, I'll break off one the handles. "Great Kitchen Gadget", I found this item to be exactly as described in advertisement. I would recommend it to anyone. "Oxo mango corer", Save your money! As a long time mango lover I was happy to see this product. After several tries I am no longer happy. If you have a stringy mango it is impossible to cut. If you have a nice firm mango it is hard to cut. It just does not work as it is cumbersome and one is unable to press down on the fruit itself to get it through the cutter. I do not recommend buying the mango corer. (The picture of the apple corer is not the product reviewed) "Oxo apple corer", Good product design, but due to the variation in apple size and shape doesn't do the job sometimes. 
Read this reviews before You buy... "It doesn't really cut apples.", It cuts the apple but it doesn't cut all the way through it. I really dislike this corer. I wish I never bought it. "Easy Does It", This is so easy!! One push and my apple or pear (that's what I use it for)is nicely cored and cut into wedges ready to eat. I highly recommend this product. "Makes eating apples easy and fun", My wife bought this for me at my request (on a Christmas list). I really like this. I've eat at least a couple apples a day now that I have this. The kids are enjoying apples more also. It makes it simple and no mess. The handles are strong and the blades are sharp. A quick strong press and I've got a fully, easily, edible apple. Many of the apples don't have straight cores so I've got to curve it a bit or cut off a very small amount on one or two of the slices, but still, it's a 2 second job. If I had any criticism at all, the blades don't go all the way down to the bottom (there's a small space). Thus, I generally have to grab the pieces or whole apple and pull the extra millimeter or two through the rest of the way. Nonetheless, I really like this. I'm sure we'll be eating apples more often because of it. It's been through the dishwasher several times with no apparent ill imact. "i should have bought a corer with a plunger", why is this designed to not go all the way to the bottom of the apple? it makes it so much more dangerous, since you have to put your fingers near the blades to extract the apple sections and try to force the last 1/2" of cut. this is what i get for trying to be lazy when making pies, tarts and turnovers, and not just use a chef's knife and paring knife (and maybe a corer with a plunger). i'll be doubly insulted if it starts cracking like a few reviewers have mentioned. to sum it up: don't bother, it's more of a hassle than a time saver. just get an 8-10" chef's knife and a paring knife (except for certain tasks which necessitate it, a 12" is a little unwieldy for my small hands). i know that a lot of people who have never used them seem to find chef's/ cook's knives daunting, but even super cheap knives are safer, better and easier to use than this, and they certainly aren't single taskers, either. just buy an easy -to -use sharpener (forget all those over-priced contraptions with "fingers") and you're good to go. "OXO Apple Corer and Divider", I chose the OXO rubber-handled model for ease of use and safety. It has worked like a charm. Seems durable and is very easy to use; perfect sections. For an apple-eating fan, this is a "must" item. We ordered 3 more for Holiday gifts. (Almost said "Christmas" - Geeez !) |
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