Stainless Steel Apple Corer

In the 70 years it has been making kitchen tools, GEFU always begins the design process by asking how it can improve the experience of a task or how it can make a tool more effective. This is one of their answers. Made in Germany. (more info)

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This sturdy corer makes making an apple pie as easy as — well, pie. The single-piece, stainless steel handle fits comfortably in the hand and the serrated teeth give you a quick way in, making the task easier and faster, an important consideration whether you’re working your way through a bushel or just preparing an afternoon snack.

Easy to clean and dishwasher-safe.

Use & Care

Squeeze handles together, insert into stem or blossom end of the apple, and push through, twisting if necessary. Clean after use, either by hand or in a dishwasher.

Production & Design

GEFU made the first food mill in 1943. The company, located in Eslohe, Germany, started out selling a stainless steel potato peeler, graters, presses, and colanders, and has since expanded to 280 kitchen tools, sold in 47 countries worldwide. And each one of those products GEFU designs with daily use and high performance in mind. The company’s design process begins with questions — how to improve the experience of certain kitchen tasks, how to make a tool more effective — and its product engineers work with an independent design firm to find the answers. GEFU then works with a separate firm to extensively test all their products in terms of materials, food safety, personal safety, and user friendliness.

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Specifications

Dimensions
5.6 cm x 19.5 cm (2.2 inches x 7.7 inches)

Materials
Stainless steel

Made in
Germany

FURTHER READING

An article in our References Blog shows Rachel McBride of The Blue Stove making homemade apple pie. We ate it all.

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