Chef'n Slicester Pomegranate Prep Tool, Cherry

This tool makes unloading a pomegranate a much easier task. I usually hate opening and removing pomegranate fruits and this has made me want to buy them again. So much easier - and even easier than I thought it would be. Not too messy and the results are worth it. I fully recommend.

A little messy, it helps to use a bowl that fits the circumference rather than one that merely reaches the handles and leaves a gap. It lets you do multiple pomegranates in the time it takes to do one by hand.

I like using this tool to help me deseed my pomegranates! I think it makes it easier. Pomegranates are a bit of a pain to get all of the seeds out cleanly, but I think for the price and the quality of this item, it's a good value. don't expect miracles. But it does help and save some time. I find it easily fits on top of some bowls and so it's easy to store. I used a plastic one for a couple of years and it finally broke. I doubt this one will ever break!

If you love smashed seeds, get this! I hated it... still had to pick out the seeds. Maybe because I didn’t want to smash the seeds so bad that I also didn’t want to strike the shell hard, but at one point I did out of anger and a lot of “screw it...” and the de-seeder simply cut through the rind, leaving all the seeds stuck to the rind it cut off. Seems completely pointless to me...

Such a time saver! Works very well to get all the pomegranate seeds out.Awesome design!

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It works very well and is a fast way to cut an apple all at once. I do have arthritic fingers so it is a little hard sometimes for me to push it down but I don’t think other people would haven’t any problem..

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Ordered this product for cutting apples from my 2 trees, significantly sped up my cider making progress.

Been a few cuts using this and from just taking it out of the drawer by myself and my teenagers. So do be careful.

Well made, sturdy, sharp blades. Easy to use, easy to wash.

Sure, it worked. With minimal physical effort it neatly sliced up apples. It does what it’s supposed to do; but really, who needs it? Then after a few days it suddenly seemed barbaric to just pick up an apple and bite into it. I got used to it and I like having it around to make eating an apple into a more classy act. It’s quite big so you have to give up quite a lot of drawer space. That’s about the only complaint I have.

This is a simple tool, I’ve used these for years with apples and pears. Place directly on top of the Apple so that the central hole is above the core of the Apple and then press downwards so it slices right through, producing perfect, evenly sized wedges and removes the core. A simple rinse and it’s clean and ready to use again. It does sometimes require a bit of strength, and you need to ensure that you press down directly from above so the blades go down straight and don’t skew off at an angle. This particular model though is much bigger than my old ones, and to me unnecessarily big and bulky. It works perfectly but I prefer my smaller easier to fit in the drawer ones.