specialty cutting tools shortcuts Make quick work of prepping your produce. D. Avocado Peeler


smooth stainless blade glides through avocado flesh; the curved tip easily removes pits. Great for removing skin from mangos and kiwis, too. 4" blade. Dishwasher-safe.


#1256 $7.00  E. Mango Wedger


unique stainless blade hugs the pit as it slices the mango into four sections for more fruit and less waste. Includes ergonomic handles and storage cover. 7" overall length. Dishwasher-safe.


#2418 $15.00  D


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A. Pineapple Wedger


our exclusive design features an inner round blade that cleanly cores while the outer round blade removes skin. The ergonomic handle is


comfortable to grip. Fits most pineapples. Includes storage cover. 9" overall length. Dishwasher-safe.


#2416 $19.00 


B. French Fry Cutter In one motion, cut vegetables into ³⁄8


"-thick


sticks. Guides align frame with base to help push vegetables through the blades for easy removal. Perfect for potatoes, zucchini and yellow squash. not for use with sweet potatoes, apples or carrots. ergonomic handle offers a comfortable grip. nonskid bottom stabilizes base while cutting. 3½" diameter. Dishwasher-safe.


#2419 $17.00  C. Pizza Cutter oversize beveled wheel glides through pizza


and more. Angled handle takes pressure off your hand. includes storage cover. Dishwasher-safe.


#1302 $10.50 


F. Bean Slicer Four stainless steel blades ensure even slices of green beans, green onions and asparagus. Handy nipper snaps off ends to reduce prep time. Dishwasher-safe.


#1138 $6.50 


G. Crinkle Cutter Create fancy-cut vegetables and cheeses, and mince herbs. Includes storage cover. Dishwasher-safe.


#1089 $11.00 


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