Precision Kitchenware - Stainless Steel Apple Peeler Corer and Slicer - Luxury Black Edition

Everyone loves apples; they're tasty, they're good for you and you can do so much with them! From pies, crumbles and tarts to mousse, juice and jellies, there are hundreds of ways you can use those delicious little treats. Imagine the whole family come over for a Sunday roast and you cook an amazing dinner; roast belly of pork, Chantilly carrots, amazing fluffy potatoes, red cabbage cooked in balsamic vinegar, with the most incredible apple sauce. Then to top it off, the most delectable apple crumble the world has ever seen! Your family would be so impressed and make you feel so proud. Daydreaming about this really makes you want to do it, doesn't it? Well, you're going to need help, and that's where the Precision Kitchenware Stainless Steel Apple Peeler, Corer and Slicer comes in. Peeling, coring and slicing apples is tedious work, especially when you've got a large party to cook for, and about 50 other jobs to do. Even if you're not cooking for anyone, and just want to eat a couple of apples without the peel on, this apple peeler will do the trick in no time. This product cores, peels and slices apples at the turn of a handle; it's simple and completely safe to use, and easy to clean up. Put the worry of having to slave away in the kitchen for hours behind you, and go ahead and make those fantastic pies, tarts and crumbles that everyone loves! P.S. The Precision Kitchenware Apple Peeler, Corer and Slicer will work for more than just apples, use it with potatoes, pears and just about any other similar shaped fruit or veg!

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