Description
The 3-in-1 kiwi peeler that handles all small fruit
Peeling a kiwi cleanly without losing flesh is tedious with a regular knife. This 3-in-1 stainless steel kiwi peeler peels, quarters and cores with one tool. Its thin curved blade slides under the kiwi skin in a single circular motion – no waste, no mess.
- 🍋 Curved blade for waste-free peeling
- ✅ Slices into 4 even quarters
- 🔄 Built-in corer for figs and cherry tomatoes
- 💡 Ergonomic TPR handle, secure grip even when wet
- 🧼 Top-rack dishwasher, rust-resistant stainless steel
Recipe ideas with kiwi and small fruit
Fast clean peeling makes small fruits easy to incorporate into any dish. Build an exotic fruit salad with kiwi quarters, mango and pineapple. Bake a kiwi tart with vanilla pastry cream and shortcrust. Thread colourful fruit skewers for an elegant buffet.
- 🍋 Exotic salad: kiwi + mango + pineapple + mint
- 🥞 Kiwi tart: shortcrust + pastry cream + kiwi quarters
- 🌡️ Green smoothie: kiwi + spinach + banana + coconut milk
- 💡 Kiwi diced into Greek yoghurt with granola and honey
Usage tips and care
Choose kiwis that are slightly ripe but still firm – too soft and they squash under the blade. Cut both ends flat first, then slide the curved blade between flesh and skin with a single circular motion. The flesh stays intact with no skin residue.
- 🌡️ Firm ripe kiwi for clean peeling
- 🔪 Cut both ends flat before peeling
- 🔄 One circular motion to remove the skin
- 🧼 Rinse immediately to prevent oxidation
- ✅ Top-rack dishwasher or hand-wash in hot water
Specifications
| Functions | Peel, cut into wedges, core |
|---|---|
| Material | Stainless steel blade, TPR handle |
| Compatibility | Kiwi, fig, tomato and small fruit |
| In the box | Single, pack of 2 or with spoon |
| Care | Dishwasher safe (top rack) |
Frequently asked questions
How do you peel a kiwi in one go?
Cut both ends flat, slide the curved blade between the flesh and the skin, then turn the kiwi once: the flesh comes out whole, with no waste.
Which kiwis should you choose?
Ripe but still firm kiwis: if they are too soft, they lose their shape under the blade. The tool also cores figs and tomatoes.
Which versions are available?
Single, as a pack of 2, or with a spoon. The kiwi peeler can go in the dishwasher, on the top rack.
