Orange Peeler Stick
$9.99
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Orange Peeler Stick: Peel Citrus Without Sore Fingernails
Starting an orange peel with your thumbnail leaves sticky fingers, a sore nail and a torn, juicy mess. An orange peeler opens the rind for you: score it, lift it and pull the peel away in clean pieces.
This orange peeler stick is a small, curved plastic tool with finger holes for a secure grip and a hooked tip that cuts through the rind without digging deep into the fruit. Run the tip around the orange, then slide the flat end under the peel to lift it off. It is light enough to keep in a lunch box, desk drawer or travel bag, and it comes in a random bright color.
Why you'll love this orange peeler
- Clean hands and nails: no more thumbnail digging or juice under your nails.
- Peel in seconds: score the rind once around and lift it away.
- Kid friendly: a plastic tool with no exposed blade, so older kids can peel their own snack.
- Goes anywhere: small and light for lunch boxes, picnics and the office.
Orange peeler stick vs. other ways to peel citrus
| Orange peeler stick | Fingernails | Paring knife | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mess | Low | High | Medium |
| Risk of cutting the fruit | Low, shallow tip | Medium | High |
| Safe for kids | Yes, with supervision | Yes | No |
| Portable | Yes | Yes | Not for lunch boxes |
Which citrus works best
| Fruit | How it peels | Tip |
|---|---|---|
| Navel oranges | Very well | Score from top to bottom in 4 to 6 lines |
| Mandarins and tangerines | Very well | Light pressure, the rind is thin |
| Grapefruit | Well | Score twice, the rind is thick |
| Lemons and limes | With effort | The rind clings tightly, use a knife for zest |
How to use an orange peeler
- Put your fingers through the holes and hold the orange in your other hand.
- Press the hooked tip into the rind at the top and draw it down to the bottom.
- Repeat around the fruit to divide the peel into sections.
- Slide the flat end under each section and lift the peel away.
Score only the rind. Pressing too deep cuts into the fruit and releases juice.
Product details
- Material: plastic
- Design: curved stick with finger holes and a hooked scoring tip
- Quantity: 1 piece
- Color: random (yellow, green, pink, blue or orange)
Frequently asked questions
Is an orange peeler stick safe for kids?
It has no metal blade, so it is a good first kitchen tool for older kids. Supervise younger children.
What is the difference between this and a ring orange peeler?
This stick is held in the hand. If you prefer a tool worn on your finger, see our orange peeler tool.
How do I clean it?
Rinse it in warm, soapy water and let it dry.
Compare all orange peelers or browse our fruit slicers.
Ready for easy, mess-free citrus? Add the orange peeler stick to your cart and keep one in every lunch box.
