3-Blade Trio Peeler Set

Peeler Set with One Handle and Three Swappable Heads

A drawer full of peelers is a drawer you can't close. This peeler set solves that with a single handle and three heads that swap in and out, so you get three different tools and only store one grip.

The handle is soft mint and gray with a hole for hanging, and it comes with a wide straight blade, a julienne head with small teeth, and a slim straight peeler head. Slide off one head, click on the next and carry on. Three jobs, one handle, and a lot less clutter.

What does each head in a vegetable peeler set do?

• Wide blade: long, thin shreds of cabbage and quick work on large vegetables.
• Julienne head: thin strips of carrot, zucchini and cucumber for salads and stir-fries.
• Slim straight head: everyday peeling for potatoes, apples and carrots.

How do you change the heads on a trio peeler?

Hold the handle with the blade pointing away from you, slide the head off its connector and push the next one on until it's seated firmly. Always hold the heads by the plastic part, away from the blade, and check that the new one is secure before you start peeling.

Is a set better than one good peeler?

If all you ever peel is potatoes, one peeler is enough. A set makes sense once you start making slaw or julienne salads, because a regular blade can't cut those strips.

Which of our peeler sets is right for you?

This one saves the most space. If you'd rather not swap parts, the Magic Trio Peeler is three separate peelers, and the 3 in 1 vegetable peeler keeps three blades on one rotating head. It's also the one to pick for soft tomatoes and peaches, since it has a serrated blade and this set doesn't.

Care

Take the head off, rinse the blade right after use and clear the julienne teeth with a small brush. Dry each part before storing it.

It's an easy way to clear out the junk drawer and get better cuts at the same time. Add it to your cart, or browse all our fruit and vegetable peelers.