Multifunctional Potato Peeler and Grater 3-in-1 Tool

One head, three ways to prep

Rotate once, switch the job

The head turns between peeling, filament shredding and multi-blade slicing, so one tool covers jobs that usually need a peeler, a julienne tool and a slicer. Click it into the setting you need and keep going. If you already own a julienne peeler, this one takes over most of those jobs.

Sharp stainless blades

Ultra sharp stainless steel blades take the skin off potatoes, apples and pumpkin in one smooth pass. You press less, and a worn swivel peeler will feel slow next to it. Dry the blades between batches to keep the edge clean.

Push out the core

The corer head releases the core with a push, so you skip digging it out with your fingers. Your fingers stay clear of the blade edge, and the core comes out in one motion.

Rotate, peel, shred, then push out the core

1. 1
   Rotate to the function

   Turn the head until it clicks into peeling, filament shredding or multi-blade slicing. Set it before you start so the blade sits in the right position.

2. 2
   Peel or shred

   Press lightly and let the blade do the work. Use light, even strokes on apples and potatoes, and keep carrots and scallions moving along the filament blade.

3. 3
   Slice for uniform pieces

   Switch to the multi-blade setting for slicing and shredding. Hold a bowl under the blade to catch the cuts.

4. 4
   Push the core out

   Use the corer head and press the push-release to eject the core in one motion.

5. 5
   Rinse and dry

   Rinse under warm water, wipe the blades dry and store the head fixed in one position.

Rinse, dry, and keep the blades sharp

• Rinse after each use

  Warm water clears starch and juice from the blades and the corer head.

• Dry the blades

  Wipe the stainless edges dry before storing so they stay clean and bright.

• Lock the head in one setting

  Store the rotary head in a fixed position so the mechanism stays snug.

• Avoid long soaks

  Prolonged soaking and hot water can loosen the head and dull the edge faster.

• Check the corer

  After each wash, confirm the corer head moves freely before the next use.