OXO 11244200 Good Grips Citrus Peeler, Black

Got this to peel citrus fruits for making marmalade. Works great. Speeds up the process of removing the peel without taking the pith with it. Highly recommend. A high-quality item I expect to last for many years.

This a great little tool to add citrus peels to your cocktails. It also makes nice zests for drinks or cooking. It is very ergonomic and a perfect size to easily use. It feels well-built and cleaning after use has been a breeze.

Best kitchen gadget I've purchased in ages. Easy to hold and unbelievably sharp.

It looked like the most awesome peeler to get a borad peel of an orange....but As I used it , i quickly became aware that there was a huge potential to slip and cut myself...The orange is round and the mechanics of it....i'm thinking that something more like a traditional peeler would be safer where you hold the orange in your left hand and with your right hand curve around the orange - if that makes sense.

This is my second purchase of this item. I keep one with my bar supplies at both my home and vacation house. I get a perfect orange peel every time for old fashions. Small size makes it easy to store. Seems very well made.

Nice! Small, simply designed, but really sharp. Works better than my bigger peeler.

An amazing addition to everyone's kitchen. If you want or need a Guaranteed way of only taken the citrus rind peel off without any of the pith, this will be your absolutely perfect kitchen treasure. I use mine daily on lemons, limes and oranges. You can make curly cues place then in empty jars in your refrigerator to add them later to brighten up your meals. You can also peel off the rind and not have to worry about pith. I've made beautiful dessert garnishes with the wide rind peels and with the ribbon curly cues. Easy tool to use and clean. It fits perfectly in your hands. I've also put the curly cues in a jar and lightly poured honey over them, gently stirred the honey for a great pick me up for my grandchildren or a cup of tea with family and friends.

I like this product, it's just not easy to peel with. I don't know if it was the fruit I was using, but I had to use extreme force and then accidentally cut myself under the nail with it. Do I now have PTSD from using this kitchen gadget? Yes. Is it a good kitchen essential? Yes. But so are knives, and all must proceed with caution.