what happens to the tomato peels
1152222
the tomato peels and seeds (depending on the screen you use ) are separated from the pulp and are dropped out the end of the screen and the pulp comes down a chute into a container some screens(salsa screen) allow seeds to stay with the pulp
1152223
The juice comes out one chute and the peelings and seeds come out another. Works great!
477965
This is my second one, love it! I found salsa recipe on line and I do not peel tomatoes before making salsa.
2092538
I am not sure. I read some people experience peeling and scratch and have to throw them out. I handwash them after cooking.
531619
Probably, if you like a slightly cooked taste to your tomatoes in salsa. I prefer fresh tomatoes and these are definitely not "fresh". They are much better in soups and sauces which require cooking.
663016
I think up to one yea, because the tomatoe pasts is vacuumed at the factory! I keep them in a dry & dark pantry to avoid color change!
1103600
I did three layers and started peeling on day 3. Did you swell and turn red?
1800655
rot-stop is basically liquid calcium....I would tell you I always use a hose end sprayer as I grow over 100 tomatoes every year. since I haven't bought any for this year yet. I don't have the measurements in my head.. so I would no more than an ounce to a quart of water. for calcium cant really hurt the tomatoes as it does occur naturally in the soil(not potting soil for it has been sterilized) I suggest that you water during the morning so they can absorb and drink during the day only in morning as that allows the tomatoe plants to absorb and drink during the day if you water at night that causes fungus and they absorb when resting. if you have any more questions feel free to contac me again. rot-stop is basically liquid calcium....I would tell you I always use a hose end sprayer as I grow over 100 tomatoes every year. since I haven't bought any for this year yet. I don't have the measurements in my head.. so I would no more than an ounce to a quart of water. for calcium cant really hurt the tomatoes as it does occur naturally in the soil(not potting soil for it has been sterilized) I suggest that you water during the morning so they can absorb and drink during the day only in morning as that allows the tomatoe plants to absorb and drink during the day if you water at night that... » Read More rot-stop is basically liquid calcium....I would tell you I always use a hose end sprayer as I grow over 100 tomatoes every year. since I haven't bought any for this year yet. I don't have the measurements in my head.. so I would no more than an ounce to a quart of water. for calcium cant really hurt the tomatoes as it does occur naturally in the soil(not potting soil for it has been sterilized) I suggest that you water during the morning so they can absorb and drink during the day only in morning as that allows the tomatoe plants to absorb and drink during the day if you water at night that causes fungus and they absorb when resting. if you have any more questions feel free to contac me again. « Show Less
1295159
I don't know. I took these to Thailand and they did not produce a single tomato.
337171
Ok if they are not real ripe. I prefer almost green tomatoes anyway. But if they are real ripe they just squish.
562737
It's a light acid peel that slightly burns the skin which causes the skin to exfoliate, that is, peel off. The peeling can take a week and comes off slowly as you wash your face every day. It will feel like dry skin but it's dead skin peeling away. It's like getting a sunburn. Whatever skin you had before the sunburn you would still have afterwards only it would be a new layer of skin.
1558637
Tomatoes are very hard to dice, as they contain so much juice. The idea here is to add the tomatoes last after you have chopped all your other veggies. That way, that tomatoes won't be too mushy.
1859301
It shouldn't peel at all. I've had mine for 2 months and it's been fine. I'd ask the manufacturer to replace it if it were me. Sorry that happened to you.
198154
Yes they do. We absolutely love these peelers. We also have a black one purchased separately and have given these sets as gifts to friends who cook. My wife has arthritis in her hands and these peelers are easy for her to use. The red one peels tomatoes and mangos with ease.
1888533
Depending on your own skin, it is possible. A small amount of flaking is to be expected with any peel.
1450532
Hi, I have never used it for tomato cuttings, but I have successfully used it to help baby orchids grow roots after losing the mother plant. Hopefully someone else will be able to answer about tomatoes. :)
741616
You should stop for a few days before using this product, then resume again a week to 10 days after the peel has been done. Thank you!
766327
I would think that tomatoes would be somewhat thin skinned, but the picker would do the job. I have had oranges where the skin was pierced..