How to Pit a Peach and other Stone Fruits

Daniel Janzen, Professor of Biology at U-Penn, shows you an easy trick to remove the pit a peach, nectarine or any other stone fruit without ruining the fruit. Clean and easy. Just 2 simple cuts! He is eating an organic nectarine from Frog Hollow Farm.

[@Luke-A]

9 year old video as useful as it was when it was when it was uploaded, short and straight to the point thank you!

[@dougandjoycehenderson8181]

I was really skeptical because I sure thought the pit in this example looked like a freestone, but I went right to the clingstone peaches in my kitchen, and sure enough, IT WORKED! Thank you so much, Daniel, for sharing this video with us. No more fighting with clingstones for me. :)

[@mr.samurai9784]

Goosebumps. You changed my point of view. Thank you, proffesor.

[@julie2009]

That was very interesting, & helpful. You solved my dilemma about how to eat stoned fruit without it being messy. Thank you.

[@MichaelSHartman]

Thank you so much. I might be able preserve some peaches this summer.

[@leilavantassell7864]

Worked like a dream! Thanks!

[@gailtallaksen7408]

Thank you!

[@pyrogreg8]

Thanks!

[@mikep5433]

Looked wonderfully effortless. But it didn't work at all on the Monsanto Frankenfood nectarines I purchased.

[@flcisco]

Can I eat the seed?

[@jimmymaddox956]

I felt like I was on acid watching this video

[@reykim4623]

First time watching but and Still...3 yrs later, that was funny as hell!!! I was searching to understand how, out of 15 POUNDS OF PEACHES, I got maybe 4 halves that don't LOOK like I was on acid while trying to separate 'em!!! 😆

[@Bribrandyn489]

I wish your camera was closer focused on what your hands were doing than an overall view of you

[@rahscoh]

That was not a cling stone fruit (nectarine), my 1'st trimester baby can pit a freestone fruit anyway you cut it....waste of time Maestro !

[@reykim4623]

I must be a 2 week old fetus bcuz I just effed up 15 lbs trying to get halves! Lmao!!!