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Recommend a good apple corer
#1
My current corer has proven to not be up to the task. It bent, and now the metal is just weak. I thought it was good when I bought it; it's a Henckels.:-)

I guess not.

I'm not looking for one of those all in one corers and peelers, just a solid corer.
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#2
Single core?
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#3
Just don't eat the core.
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#4
....wasn't MS (Microsoft) supposed to have done it......???
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#5
I've bent, broken, thrown out an awful lot of corers/peelers.
(well the peeler only worked with just the right sized apples and wasted even more than I could do by hand on a sloppy day)

Call me old fashioned, but this still works pretty good :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tZzP_idPl4
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#6
I have one similar to the one in this crappy video. It actually works quite well. Only once in awhile do I end up with a seed in one of the slices. I have to flip it over and push the slices out; it doesn't quite go all the way through the skin. But it still beats slicing an apple with a knife and having to cut the seeds out of each slice. It was cheap; if it dulls or bends I'll just get a new one. I've been eating a lot more apples & peanut butter lately!
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#7
The best models are the ones you find at garage sales, made of cast iron parts. The ones that are at least 50 years old.
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#8
ANYTHING by Ronco!! Or Ktel. Same guy.
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#9
cordless drill and a spade bit. Don't buy a unitasker!
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#10
........I use a standard knife and......a lot of fervor......
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