enjoy corn right off the cob!


make veggie strips for


salads and sandwiches


Specialty Cutting Tools J L


N M O


K Q


P R


J. Grapefruit Knife


Slice and section grapefruit with one tool! Serrated stainless blade halves fruit effortlessly, and the curved tip separates it from the rind with precision. Includes storage cover. 5½" blade. Dishwasher-safe. #1127 $8.50 


K. Avocado Peeler


A smooth stainless blade glides through the flesh of avocados; the curved tip easily removes pits. Great for mangos and kiwis, too! 4" blade. Dishwasher-safe. #1256 $6.50 


L. Kernel Cutter


Curved, serrated stainless blade quickly removes kernels. Plastic husker blade slices through husks. Includes storage cover. Dishwasher-safe. #1114 $8.50 


M. Core & More


Remove stems, seeds and cores from veggies and fruits with the corer. Make melon balls and create veggie boats with the double-sided scoop. Corer end includes a storage cover. Dishwasher-safe. #1176 $11.00 


N. Serrated Peeler Serrated stainless blades are best for fruits and veggies with soft, thick or waxy skins, like peaches and zucchinis. Includes eye and stem remover and storage cover. Dishwasher-safe. #1072 $8.50 


O. V-Shaped Cutter A sharp stainless blade perfectly carves hard fruits and veggies such as melons and squash, into uniform fluted sections. Dishwasher-safe. #1161 $10.00 


P. Julienne Peeler Create julienne strips with the perfect size and consistency for salads and stir-fries. Includes storage cover. Dishwasher-safe. #1073 $10.50 


Q. Vegetable Peeler A proven winner! Swivel-action stainless blade peels forward or backward, lefty or righty. Tip removes buds, eyes and stems. Dishwasher-safe. #1071 $8.50 


R. Zester/Scorer Easily remove peels from citrus fruits and cut strips of peel for garnishing. Dishwasher-safe. #1134 $10.00 


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