Magic Trio Peeler Set
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Magic Trio Peeler Set: 3 Peelers for Hard Vegetables, Soft Fruit and Julienne
One standard peeler does not fit every job: it bruises soft tomatoes and kiwis, and it cannot cut carrots into thin strips. The Magic Trio Peeler set gives you three blades for three jobs, so you always grab the right tool instead of fighting the wrong one.
The Magic Trio Peeler set includes three Y-shaped peelers with stainless steel blades, color coded so you know which one to use at a glance. The black peeler has a straight blade for peeling and slicing firm vegetables, the red peeler has a julienne blade that cuts thin strips, and the blue peeler has a serrated blade made for soft-skinned fruit and vegetables.
Why you'll love the Magic Trio Peeler
- The right blade every time: straight, julienne and serrated in one set.
- Color coded: black, red and blue make it easy to grab the right one.
- Soft fruit without bruising: the serrated blade grips tomato and kiwi skin.
- Julienne strips in seconds: carrot salad, zucchini noodles and garnishes.
Which trio fruit tool for which job
| Peeler | Blade | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Black | Straight | Potatoes, carrots, cucumbers, apples, thin vegetable ribbons |
| Red | Julienne teeth | Carrot and zucchini strips, slaw, stir-fries, garnishes |
| Blue | Serrated | Tomatoes, kiwis, peaches, plums, peppers |
Peeler set vs. one all-purpose peeler
| Magic Trio Peeler set | Single peeler | |
|---|---|---|
| Firm vegetables | Yes | Yes |
| Soft-skinned fruit | Yes, serrated blade | Often slips or bruises |
| Julienne strips | Yes | No |
How to use the trio peeler
- Wash the produce and hold it firmly over a cutting board.
- Pick the color for the job: black for firm skins, blue for soft skins, red for strips.
- Pull the peeler toward you in long, light strokes. Let the blade do the work.
- For julienne, run the red peeler along the full length of the carrot or zucchini.
Product details
- Pieces: 3 Y-shaped peelers
- Blades: stainless steel, straight (black), julienne (red) and serrated (blue)
- Handles: plastic
Care
Rinse each peeler right after use so food does not dry on the blade. Clean the julienne teeth with a small brush, dry the peelers and store them where the blades will not knock against other tools.
Frequently asked questions
Which peeler is best for tomatoes?
The blue serrated peeler. Its small teeth grip the thin, slippery skin without crushing the fruit.
Can the red peeler make zucchini noodles?
Yes. Run it along the full length of a firm zucchini and stop at the seedy center.
Want a single julienne tool? See our julienne peelers, or browse all fruit and vegetable peelers.
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