Oxo Good Grips Cherry Pitter
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of Oxo Good Grips Cherry Pitter
Customer Review: A MUST-HAVE tool for every kitchen!!!!!
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this pitter based on the reviews here and I am very happy with it. It's a tool no kitchen should be without, kids or not. Cherries are pitted easily. Occasionally, it does miss a pit or 2, but not enough to be a problem. You could go through a whole bag of cherries effortlessly with this tool. I didn't get a whole lot of juice on my hands while using the product, only when picking the pits up out of the sink. No regrets on this purchase. Great product, great price! No need to buy a more expensive pitter.Customer Review: So easy...
Summary: 5 Stars
I love this pitter. We have a cherry tree in our backyard and I get tired of pitting the cherries for my three year-old and all the other neighborhood kids. This pitter is so easy to use that even my preschooler can use it. He loves to pit his own cherries and with the shield, I feel it is safe for him to do it. Customer Review: Works great!
Summary: 5 Stars
I had a recipe for cherry preserves, which recommended using a cherry pitter. I had never seen one before, but then I saw it on Amazon. The product works very efficiently. Oxo has made a great design. It is comfortable and stores compactly.Customer Review: good tool
Summary: 5 Stars
As other reviewers have mentioned, this is a great tool to have if you have kids. I have a toddler who loves fresh fruit and now I can prepare cherries for him quickly and easily, with much less mess. Will be great for making desserts with fresh cherries now, too.Customer Review: Yahoo! No more stained fingers!
Summary: 5 Stars
I love this cherry pitter. With two young children who adore cherries, it was all I could do to keep up with them using a paring knife for pitting. With this purchase, I'm fast enough to eat a cherry or two myself without incurring demands for "more", all without acquiring burgundy fingernails. I love it. Most of the time, especially with firm cherries, the pits are entirely removed; occasionally with softer cherries I need to finish the job.