is this the same as an apple peeler corer slicer?
1720966
No. This won't peel an apple. I don't think it would core an apple either, because the size of the hole in the middle is not big enough to go beyond the apple seeds.
1720967
Well, lucky for you i can answer this because i also bought the appler corer peeler from amazon as well. The apple peeler/corer, did exactly what it meant to do. Peel and core the apple. The core from that came out thicker and the peels comes out in a separate strand. Now, this spiraler does core the apple and when you line up core with the hole before turning the handle, the core came out smaller and thinner because the size of the hole. The peels with this paderno spiraler will be mix in with the rest of the apple noodle. You can see the peel and separate it manually if you dont mind doing so. But the best thing is that you can do MORE things with this spiraler than the apple peeler/corer. Well, lucky for you i can answer this because i also bought the appler corer peeler from amazon as well. The apple peeler/corer, did exactly what it meant to do. Peel and core the apple. The core from that came out thicker and the peels comes out in a separate strand. Now, this spiraler does core the apple and when you line up core with the hole before turning the handle, the core came out smaller and thinner because the size of the hole. The peels with this paderno spiraler will be mix in with the rest of the apple noodle. You can see the peel and separate it manually if you dont mind... » Read More Well, lucky for you i can answer this because i also bought the appler corer peeler from amazon as well. The apple peeler/corer, did exactly what it meant to do. Peel and core the apple. The core from that came out thicker and the peels comes out in a separate strand. Now, this spiraler does core the apple and when you line up core with the hole before turning the handle, the core came out smaller and thinner because the size of the hole. The peels with this paderno spiraler will be mix in with the rest of the apple noodle. You can see the peel and separate it manually if you dont mind doing so. But the best thing is that you can do MORE things with this spiraler than the apple peeler/corer. « Show Less
1720968
It will slice (in a cylinder fashion) and core the apple at the same time. It will not cut the apple into cubes.
1720969
I do t think so as it spirals the whole piece if food so it doe not just peel it.
1720970
It's not specifically for apples but it certainly would work for them. No problem.
1720971
One of the blades will do the apple peeler but, I bought it for the spaghetti spirals it does with zucchini and carrots. I love this thing--my salads are so pretty! They look like magazine photos.
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Well, lucky for you i can answer this because i also bought the appler corer peeler from amazon as well. The apple peeler/corer, did exactly what it meant to do. Peel and core the apple. The core from that came out thicker and the peels comes out in a separate strand. Now, this spiraler does core the apple and when you line up core with the hole before turning the handle, the core came out smaller and thinner because the size of the hole. The peels with this paderno spiraler will be mix in with the rest of the apple noodle. You can see the peel and separate it manually if you dont mind doing so. But the best thing is that you can do MORE things with this spiraler than the apple peeler/corer.
1720973
No, it won't just remove the peel it will spiralize the entire apple peel and all. I'd suggest you core the apple first if you want to do that.
1161655
This is a simple manual device, pull the rod back towards the handle stick your apple on the prongs and turn the handle. The apple will be pushed forward where the round corer is and it also has the slicer on the side so as it cores it slices and peels. The slices are round and thin and will break off easily.
2149949
The slicer is built in to the side of the corer so if you want one you get both. You can peel without coring or slicing.
850410
I think so. But I much prefer their other slicer...it has more variety in size and shape. :)
125048
I'm not sure. This slicer is a piece of junk and mine broke before it was a year old.
676088
Yes. The Pampered Chef Apple Peeler was just exactly what I needed and expected. The quality and consistency of the peeling, coring, and slicing all-in-one effort is excellent. I really like my Peeler. JLK
1346574
Yes. Is is just a little different style. I have had both and they work equally well.
1935468
Yes it cuts 8 wedges and there is a nail in the center to hold the apple or potato in place. It does not core the apple.
461752
Don't really have an answer but I've often found huge variances in prices among the different vendors offering products on Amazon. I have the red one with charcoal gray solid color bottom and it functions very well. Some apples are more resistant to the blades than others. In that case I bang the loaded apple and cutter against my cutting board. I'm really happy with this purchase since I love to spread peanut butter on thin apple slices and this makes light work of the preparation.
634548
Yes, but i found I can now core any size apples, the apple corer/slicer type really was awkward for oversized apples, etc. This is sharp and easy
1635052
The apple corer/slicer has larger sections as compared to the peach one. Also, the centers are different. The apple center is round, and the peach one is oval and larger. I haven't tried the apple one on peaches. I guess the peach pit makes the difference. Anyway, I enjoy having both of them.
1958553
As best I can see the pic you posted, it looks like the one I bought for my slicer and it is a wonderful blade. I almost never use the serrated blade. The smooth one slices cold cuts thinner than paper!!
138475
No, the largest slicer did a good job slicing apples, everything else I tried on the other blades was a failure. My mandolin does a great job making julienne strips.
1722330
Yes it is. The Chief's Choice Model 601 can be used to sharpen blades on the entire food slicer product line, except two high end models, which have built-in sharpeners. It's a very basic unit, which somewhat surprised me considering the cost, but does a good job, and certainly beats replacing blades. I would buy it again without concern. This link will take you to a comparison chart on the Chief's Choice page where you can find additional information http://www.chefschoice.com/tips_qrfslicer.html. Enjoy your slicer and keep it sharp. Remember sharp is safe; dull is dangerous.
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This item peels, slices to the core and cores as well........easy to use......stick apple on forked end of shaft, rest peeler against apple, turn crank and when you reach the end of the apple.....the apple skin is off, its sliced and the core remains on the forked shaft......its a nice unit and I like it.
1394706
Yes. The slicer/corer can be removed by loosening and removing the wingnut that's holding it in place.
1968893
The attached corer blade creates a spiral cut as it cores and peels the apple. You can then make one or more cuts on the spiral cut apple to produce small chopped pieces. Great for dehydrating!