Stainless Steel Fruit Vegetable Peeling Knife

The apple skin comes away in one long ribbon while the peel curls into the sink.

You hold the fruit in one hand and draw the peeler down with the other. The stainless blade sits inside a looped hand guard, so your knuckles stay clear of the edge as you work around an apple, a potato, a length of sugarcane. The grip is short and solid, easy to steer for thin, even peels.

This is a horizontal peeler with a wide stainless steel blade held in a looped frame. The handle comes in a few finishes, from natural wood to a wavy imitation wood grain grip to all steel, and the blade angle is set steep for a clean bite into tough skins.

Key Benefits

• Stainless steel blade A rust resistant edge that keeps a clean bite through tough skins.
• Built in hand guard The looped frame sits between your fingers and the edge for a safer grip.
• Handles tough skins Peels apples, potatoes, pumpkin and sugarcane with a steep angled blade.
• Steady short grip A non slip handle that steers controlled, even strokes.
• Five handle finishes Natural wood, imitation wood grain and all steel options to choose from.

Best for: Home cooks who peel a lot of fruit and vegetables and want a steady, safe grip in the hand.

Why It Works

The looped hand guard is the difference. Instead of an exposed point that can slip into the flesh, the blade sits framed and angled, so it rides along the surface and lifts the skin in a thin strip. The steep blade angle bites where a shallow edge would skid.

Quick Product Facts: Stainless steel blade; handle in natural wood, imitation wood grain or steel depending on variant; horizontal looped frame with hand guard; blade angled above sixty degrees; suits fruit, vegetables, potatoes and sugarcane; one peeler per pack.

How It Fits Your Routine

On a weeknight you peel a pile of potatoes over the bin, the ribbons dropping in a steady rhythm while the guard keeps your fingers out of the way.

On a slow morning it preps a fruit bowl or a batch of juice, taking thin skins off apples and pears without digging into the flesh.

When you are done, rinse and dry it by hand and slide it back into the drawer, ready for the next round of prep.

FAQ

Is it dishwasher safe? Rinse and dry it by hand to keep the blade sharp and the wood handle in good shape.

Does it peel sugarcane? Yes, the steep blade angle is set to bite through tough sugarcane and pumpkin skin.

Which handle will I get? Choose the finish at checkout: natural wood, imitation wood grain or all steel.

Is the blade fixed? Yes, the blade is set in the frame and does not swivel.