I got this CIA Culinary Arts Institute vegetable peeler. I think I paid 7 or 8 dollars for it maybe last year. I thought it worked great when I bought it but now it doesn’t peel.  I still have it but never use it.

I recently purchased this vegetable peeler and paid about $5.00 for it because it looked very different to me and I thought it might be very good. It had a serrated blade and it looked like it had a carbon surface. I used it once and thought it was the best vegetable peeler I ever forking used. The skin of the carrot came off so easily with no pressure at all. I never had a vegetable peeler that worked so smoothly before.

BUT……..

After I used it just once.

JUST ONCE!

JUST FORKING ONCE.

I washed it by hand and thought some of the carrot just stayed in the blade so I threw it in the dishwasher and this is how it came out. Now I have to forking throw this peeler the fork out because it rusted.

About 3 years ago I purchased this $1.50 vegetable peeler from Ikea.

The handle wobbles a bit when I use it. It peels carrots but nothing else.

I don’t remember when I purchased the wooden handle vegetable peeler in the photo below but it’s going in the trash because it never forking worked. It was suppose to peel and do fancy peeling on the other side. It doesn’t forking peel a carrot, a potato or a thing.

I recently picked up the white handled peeler at the AZ International Market in Mesa AZ for $1.50. It doesn’t peel potatoes and hardly can peel a carrot. I don’t need it so it’s going in the trash along with the wooden handled peeler.

I recently got this Oneida Brand Peeler. I think I paid about $4.99 for it.

At the moment it’s my only peeler that works on everything. It’s very awkward to use because it has a very small head and doesn’t feel right in the hand.

The Forking Truth is that it’s very hard to find a really great vegetable peeler.

The Forking Truth