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I. Salad Chopper Make fresh


chopped salad or salsa in the bowl. Great for chopping cooked meat, too. recesses on titanium-coated stainless blades keep foods from sticking. Includes safety lock. Dishwasher-safe.


#2582 $26.50


O. Fruit & Cheese Cutter Create elegant bite-sized fruit and cheese tidbits for your party trays. interchangeable heart, flower, triangle and rounded-square cutters work with the domed plunger tool. 3¾". Dishwasher-safe. #1131


$11.50 


P. Egg Slicer Plus® Quickly slice eggs, mushrooms, kiwis and strawberries. Durable, rust-resistant wire frame is removable for easy cleaning. Dishwasher-safe. #1182


$12.00 


J. Apple Wedger simultaneously core and cut apples into 10 wedges. stainless steel with storage cover. Dishwasher-safe.


#2427 $13.50 


K. The Corer™ Instantly remove cores and seeds from apples and cucumbers. stainless cutting edge easily pierces through apple peels. Includes safety lock. Dishwasher-safe.


#2415 $11.00  why I joined


To build a big nest egg.


why I love it


L. Apple Peeler/ Corer/Slicer


The name says it all! Great for potatoes, too. Makes ¹⁄8


"-thick slices. #2430 $32.00 


M. Apple Peeler/ Corer/Slicer Stand Wood stand supports the Apple Peeler/Corer/slicer.


#2435 $18.50 


N. Cut-N-Seal® Make crust-free pocket sandwiches. Just place filling between two bread slices, then cut and seal. 3½".


#1195 $10.00  25 Shan Eisler


national executive Director Minnesota


A Pampered Chef® business can help you pay off debt and save for the future. I had a goal to pay for my kids’ college educations, and they graduated debt free.


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