Chef'n StemGem Strawberry Huller Tool, Remove Core & Leaf, Great for Baking & Jam Making, Red, 9 x 5 x 3 cm

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The huller itself is made of sturdy plastic and stainless steel with a rounded scooper end that won’t poke you like a paring knife. I had seen this advertised elsewhere and had been tempted but when I saw it on offer here I thought I'd go for it, as my sons do love a lot of strawberries. The plunger design is one popular variety of berry huller, as it relies on a spring loaded “claw” to essentially reach in, grab hold of, and extract the stem and core of each berry. Where goods are received back damaged due to inadequate packing by you, we will not be able to refund in full.

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Tong-style hullers should have spring-loaded handles so you don’t have to open and close them manually, and push-button hullers need to operate smoothly to avoid getting jammed.

Removing the device from its packaging took nothing more than untwisting a few twist-ties, no ripping or clipping required!We also love that OXO stands behind their “1% for the Planet” policy, in which they donate 1% of their annual sales to nonprofit organizations that support environmental efforts. Others were too easy to squeeze, which allowed testers to squash the flesh of the strawberry, squeezing out the juice and making a mess. is that the stainless steel blades stick out on the underside of the base when it is closed up, resulting in a real risk of grabbing it and accidentally cutting yourself! The compact size of this device is great for berries from large to small, but you could easily also use it to core tomatoes as well as remove bad spots from other fruits like pears or peaches! Imagine our surprise when the Casabella Strawberry Huller proved us wrong by hulling our first test strawberry with ease!