Apple Peeler - Old vs New
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- Apple peeler
Our new apple peeler arrived just in time to use on this years apples.
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I have watched a lot of these apple peeler-corer demonstration videos, and yours is by far the best and the easiest to understand and the most thorough. Brilliant! Thank you!
Wow! Thanks.
Your voice is so soothing. The video is very informative and since I just purchased one of these peelers, it's right on time. Thank you =)
I love those apple peelers and use them a lot. The laser idea is awesome and will be implementing the idea.
Excellent comparison to the old model and demonstration. Thanks for your service.
Thanks for watching.
Dan, as usual, an amazing presentation, with your usual innovativeness and practical advice.My husband swore thru doing the apples this year with our old one; will try the new one before next year.
Yes!!! Thanks for the name!!!
Learned so much. Love the insider tips & tricks! Thanks.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Love the potato idea too!!
Love the laser . Would never have thought of that. Argh, argh, argh, more power, more boy toys! 😂
🤣 If something is worth doing, it's probably worth overdoing!
I LOVE the standard size cut. The old one with thinner slices was too thin for my taste. Im definitely buying the new peeler. Great video. You have me sold!! Apple pie coming right up!!
Thanks! We've had the new one for two years now and done a lot of apples. (200+ lbs?) Still very happy with it. Starting another 60 lbs of apples later today.
Well done, what a great idea 💡
thank you, that was very informative. I couldn't remember how that peeler worked, it had been so long since I last used it.
Thanks for watching. I hope it was useful.
I like the laser idea, thank you. Happy trails!
Thanks, and thanks for watching and commenting!
Very thoughtful video.....loved it!
Thank you 👍
I have one and love it
Thank you for the tip about the laser. I will have to try it. I'm having a problem getting mine to core straight.
I have the same apple peeler and a similar temp thing. That is genius using the laser!!
It sure made it a lot easier to get the apple on correctly every time.
I used my garage sale find a like new apple peeler corer slicer with bolt mechanisim and didn't find a problem finding the center .
I don't like that it's necessary to fasten to my table leaf due to narrower thickness and that it points away rather than sideways .
One advantage is to be able ro sit down .
I do have a Victiro apple grinder reserving sauce removing waste ( corer and peel)( I do save peels for jelly or cider vinegar) altho must be cooked.
With the chemicals being added to our food particularly a chemical wax called
A-peel, I find it nessary to peel the morning breakfast apple for hubby who has chemically induced Parkinson's from Agent orange, so I don't want to contribute to daily ingesting of this.
Thank goodness in the fall, I get apples from a local private orchard by the 5 gal buckets full so won't have to peel all of those for applesauce. The Victiro is great for that and I freeze in quart bags ,lie flat and stack
they don't spray or add wax.
Great garage sale find!
Isn't it great to be able to go to a local orchard? We love ours, 5 apple varieties and a great price.
I'm a little late here, but I wish I could still find the kind that isn't a suction cup base. I feel like the suction part doesn't last a good long time.
They still have them 😁 - Johnny Apple Peeler Clamp Base, amzn.to/49s8uab
I had that first peeler. I got it from Pampered Chef. I forget why, but i had to throw it away. Im looking for better. Hope he says where he got his second.
Wow, that’s a lot of work but also looks sort of fun, but I can’t imagine ever going through that many apples.
😁 One year we did over 200 lbs. of apples.
@@SchoolReports what do you do with so many? I can’t even imagine.
@@eileenniehaus5368 Dry apple slices are my favorite! And, my favorite to share, plus apple sauce, apple crisp, apple pie, apple turn-overs, apple cake. . . 😇
They should have use a replaceable bushing, that is probably the result non field testing? Great idea using the laser...
True, but most people 1) probably don't use theirs enough to wear it out, 2) aren't willing to pay an extra dollar or two for a replaceable bushing feature, and 3) couldn't install a bushing if they had one. 😁
Thanks!
Will this new one slice and peel at the same time?
Yes! (I never realized that I hadn't shown that in this video - oops!)
Here is a few seconds of it peeling and slicing at the same time. ruclips.net/video/Nuc3pbCcHGk/видео.html
How do you not peel but still slice and core?
The peeler arm is spring loaded; you just push it down out of the way and it locks in place. I think you can see it pretty well here - Apple Picking and Slicing October 9th - ruclips.net/video/EHhP9AmzI5Q/видео.htmlsi=mCFoi7YySA-9ANll&t=106
What is in the water you are placing the cut apples into?
I added some citric acid and ascorbic acid. I don't know if both are needed or the exact amount needed.
Freeze Drying This Years Apples - 86 lbs - ruclips.net/video/Nuc3pbCcHGk/видео.htmlsi=wPGBSYeAqSD_RTVY&t=32
I know this video was year ago but have you ever found new blades? Mine wore out really quickly. I still keeping mine on the table,even dampening it doesn't help it to stick
Mine will even stay stuck to the counter overnight. Maybe because it's sealed granite?
Replace parts can be found on Amazon (I have *not* tried them. They may not fit all brands) - Universal Apple Peeler Replacement Blades (6 Pcs) amzn.to/3X4zDLn or amzn.to/45WhhR3
True geek! Love that. Laser aiming made me fall off my chair. And the scoop finishing - bravissimo 😁 Thought over to the minute detail - very highly appreciated. (And in in this culture of impatience this carries a message well beyond apple peelers).The bitter part is what's missing. Your review would be so much more informative had you used IMperfectly shaped apples and added IMperfectly shaped potatoes. What about IMperfectly shaped cucumbers? So, I am now looking forward to seeing a...sequel.
How about this apple - ruclips.net/video/EHhP9AmzI5Q/видео.html 🤪
@@SchoolReports Missed! By pinning it appropriately you''ll loose its eccentricity and the apple will still have an excellent spherical shape. What a disappointment. to learn that an apple core is more often then not NOT the geometrical axis of an apple. But keep trying.
Have you tried the one on Williams Sonoma… my favorite.
No I haven't, but when I look at them side-by-side they seem nearly identical in most respects. I did notice that the Williams Sonoma one did have the release level on the correct side. They really are great peelers/slicers/corers. We just used ours two days ago to slice and core (but not peel) 25 lbs of pears for freeze drying. I do like them better than my old one.
Two ads? 13 mins in and the Apple isn't even in the corer? What a waste if time...