Question 1

Is there much wasted fruit between the ring and the peel?

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Depends on the size of the pineapple. The larger the fruit the greater the waste. I measured the cutting blade and it is 3 1/4 inches so regardless of the size of the pineapple you will end of with a ring approximately the size of canned pineapple rings.

Question 2

How do I get the core out, I went through the bottom, now the core is stuck in the handle ?

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TL/DR: Use the handle of a wooden spoon. It's much safer than using a sharp implement.

I bought a cheap plastic one in 2011 after coming home from "Pineapple Heaven" (Hawaii). While we were there, I bought a pineapple without ever having cut one up before. I had no idea how to skin it, so I asked the neighbor in the condo next door how to do it. He let me borrow this tool. I was amazed at how easy it was to use. I had a perfect pineapple spiral after about 30 seconds of twisting. Being a first time user, I went too far and ended up with the core in the handle and juice all over the counter (rookie mistake). After I removed the slices, I stuck the handle of a wooden spoon into the center of the tube, turned it upside down in the sink (I learned my lesson about pineapple juice) and gave the head of the spoon a gentle downward tap in the sink. The core popped right out and I didn't need to use knives or other potentially dangerous implements. As soon as we got home, I bought a cheap plastic one and it has lasted me 11 years, so far. In fact I just used it. Granted, I had forgotten I had it for several years, until I was rummaging around in a cabinet for something else. That probably helped it last longer. If you like pineapple and don't like spending your time peeling it, you want this tool.

I also figured out how to contain the juices if I inadvertently go too deep. I put the pineapple in a cereal bowl when I'm ready to twist.  If I accidentally go too deep, any juice that comes out stays in the bowl. I just let the shell sit in the bowl while I slice up the flesh, and when I'm done, I drink the fresh, heavenly juice. We love the juice so much, I bought a heavy duty manual fruit juicer/crusher a year or so ago. Then I slice the rind into small pieces, put each one in the crusher, and squeeze until I get all of the juice I can. I can get almost a full cup of liquid gold from a large pineapple this way. It take me a while to do, but I'm happy not to throw all of that juice away.

Question 3

Is this made in China?

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Hello! While our company's headquarters reside in Florida, USA, our products are manufactured in China. We're devoted to ensuring top-notch quality and your utmost satisfaction. Rest assured, our stringent quality control includes USA-based inspections for safety and excellence. We collaborate closely with manufacturing partners to adhere to all USDA and international regulations. Plus, our commitment to your contentment is solidified with a lifetime warranty for most products, coupled with 24/7 customer support. Your Kitchen Happiness is our priority, no matter where the product is made!

Question 4

can you just core and peel the pineapple without slicing?

Accepted Answer

Yes and no. You don’t slice the outside, but the process slices the core. Hope that helps, I really like this and am very glad I purchased it.

ASIN	B0821RNY5D
Best Sellers Rank	#82,657 in Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Kitchen ) #125 in Fruit & Vegetable Corers
Blade Material Type	Stainless Steel
Brand Name	Zulay Kitchen
Color	Black
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (15,754)
Global Trade Identification Number	00093674185777
Handle Material	Stainless Steel
Included Components	N.A
Is the item dishwasher safe?	Yes
Item Dimensions L x W	18.6L x 9.5W centimeters
Item Type Name	Pineapple Corer
Item Weight	289 Grams
Manufacturer	Zulay Kitchen
UPC	093674185777 195702017361

Zulay Kitchen Pineapple Corer and Slicer Tool - Stainless Steel Pineapple Cutter for Easy Core Removal & Slicing - Super Fast Pineapple Slicer and Corer Tool Saves You Time (Black)

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