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 stainless steel head uses durable serrated teeth to latch and scoop out the berry’s stem and core with an easy twist without wasting any of the bright red fruit. Kuhn Rikon Strawberry Knife – A two in one pocket knife featuring a knife on one end and a strawberry scoop on the other. The rounded blades and hinge design made it simple to target the stem and core regardless of size—we used it successfully on large, medium, and small berries—without losing any of the precious red fruit. A strawberry huller is meant to easily remove the leaves, stem, and tough core of a strawberry while still keeping the majority of each fruit’s sweet flesh intact. The Chef'n StemGem™ Strawberry Huller is simple to use and suitable for children and kitchen-gadget fiends alike.

Partner your new Eddington’s Fun Strawberry Huller with lots more kitchen gadgets you never knew you needed!Unique Characteristics: including any additional special features that may set one product apart from its competition. Likewise, look for a non-slip handle for added safety if you’re working with extra-juicy or freshly-washed 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.

We think this tool in particular is a great way to get kids involved in the cooking process as there are no sharp or pinchy bits to be found. Whether you’re making your yearly batch of fresh strawberry rhubarb jam or prepping your morning smoothies, a good strawberry huller will save a ton of time in the kitchen.

If you do manage to get the huller into position you will likely find that it is unable to properly grip the strawberry stem. The blades are slightly larger than others, so we’d imagine it works well with larger stems as well as smaller ones, but the beauty of the tong-style huller is that it allows for better control. This delightful and easy-to-use Strawberry Huller from Chef’n will appeal to both children and kitchen gadget fanatics alike. If you have been suffering through removing strawberry hulls with a paring knife--or worse yet, your fingers! You could certainly use a paring knife to remove the hulls from your strawberries, however, not only does this require a deft hand but it also can get a bit tiresome--especially if you have a bunch of berries to get through!