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WingKnife orange Peeler– The serrated edges of the WingKnife just didn’t work as well as the hook style found on other plastic peelers. The angle and pressure required to make the right slice took trial and error. While it may be functional it just isn’t practical.

And if you have kids like me who also have a taste for oranges you can find yourself peeling far more than your thumbnails can take.

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Pampered Chef Citrus Peeler– Identical to the Progressive Citrus Peeler above but at a cheaper price. Both adult and kid friendly, the Chef’N Zeel peal not only allows you to easily slice the skin of an orange but peel it too. Since it’s made of durable plastic, you can expect this tool to last for many years. Plus, you won’t have a hard time keeping it clean because you can just toss it in the dishwasher along with your other kitchen tools. Unfortunately ring peelers were the least effective when it came to removing the skin of an orange. The main problem comes from the length of the spike used to pierce the skin of the orange. It’s too short.

Paderno World Cuisine Orange Peeler– Our least favorite of the Stainless steel citrus peelers. While it may be heavy and well built, the design is less than ergonomic. The all-stainless steel handle was slippery and prevented our testers from keeping a good grip. The blade is better described as a grapefruit knife than a dedicated citrus peeler, requiring a sawing motion to remove the skin. These orange are essentially small hooks that you hold in your hand. They don’t take up much room in storage and were the most effective way of peeling an orange One tester with arthritis commented that the larger handle made peeling much easier while others were not particularly impressed. The larger size makes these peelers easier to find at the bottom of your kitchen tool drawer. But on the flipside they also take up more space. Chef’N ZeelPeel – Best Large Handled Citrus PeelerRosle Grapefruit/Orange Knife A two-in one device that fails succeed at either. Do not be fooled by the claims that the Rosle Orange knife is designed and engineered in Germany, it is manufactured in China. Unsurprisingly, this product also fell short when we tested and reviewed grapefruit knives. Which Peeler Is Best for Oranges? That’s where citrus peelers come in. A citrus peeler is essentially a tool that allows you to easily remove the skin from oranges or any other citrus fruit you enjoy eating such as grapefruits or mandarins. Bird Citrus Peeler– A popular citrus peeler in Japan with a cute bird design. The beak of the bird scores the rind while the tail can be used to remove it from the flesh. The wing can be removed and becomes second citrus peeler. However the wing kept falling out when we put it into storage. Large Handled Citrus Peelers

Having been around for decades, it’s no surprise that many households prefer this kind of orange peeler. It’s easy to use, and you won’t have to find a special storage space for it. It also comes in a set, so you can easily give some to friends and family. This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. To return faulty items see our Returning Faulty Items policy.Technically you could call these barware. Stainless steel citrus peelers are better suited to cutting fun shapes out of both the peel of the orange and the flesh inside. The included channel knife allows you to make long ribbons or twists of orange rind to use as a garnish. Generic Orange Skin Remover– We found this orange remover available under many different generic brand names. Surprisingly the two-ring design actually made holding the peeler more difficult than a single ring. Stainless Steel Citrus Peelers Fox Run Orange Peeler– Cheap and nasty, there is no other way to put it. Don’t be fooled by the cheap price, this is the most ineffective way to peel an orange. The plastic is thin, has sharp, scratchy seams from manufacturing and the blade is blunt. The Westmark citrus peeler blew the competition out of the water. The stainless steel head was a showcase of German workmanship. The serrated teeth are finely honed, the channel knife has been sharpened and the handle is easy to grip. Testers also found using a ring on your hand much more awkward when it came to applying pressure to cut the skin of the orange. Evriholder – Best Ring Citrus Peeler