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snails's_pace
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does anyone know of a device that can peel potatoes? i keep maiming myself with the knife and i can't get on with a potato peeler.....wondered if there was something that does it for you? ( and don't say oh coz he's hopeless)
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Buy an expensive peeler...honest. I used to use a cheapie and near about killed myself. I bought a posh brown handled peeler from Scott's for about £7 and it is the business.
They also do the grand mammy of potato peelers but it is £35! Great if you do a lot every day but £35!
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Or just have jackets with the skin onThe smallest deed is greater than the grandest intention ~ Anonymous0
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oooooooooo lala...now that is the bees knees!! :jBring back mark and lard NOW! or else (please) clique member no. 10 :j
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A Kenwood chef wth a potato rumbler attachment seems to be the domestic equivalent of the huge commercial modelsde do-do-do, de dar-dar-dar0
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I second getting a proper peeler. My Mother has a peeler that's worse than useless and gauges huge lumps out of your hands while leaving the potato skin intact :rolleyes: That's because I nicked her sooper dooper squashy handled quick as a flash potato peeler as I'm too tight to buy my ownJust run, run and keep on running!0
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This one is by far the best of any I have tried, in fact so good I am thinking of buying a couple of spares just in case I lose mine or they stop making them or something!! £3.99 but worth every penny, stays sharp, never rusts, goes in the dishwasher:
Oxo Good Grips swivel peeler:
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what kind of potato peeler can't you get on with? the knife type ones are cack but these are a doddle.0
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scheming_gypsy wrote: »what kind of potato peeler can't you get on with? the knife type ones are cack but these are a doddle.
I've got one of those, it's the only peeler I can use without peeling the skin off my fingers lolBulletproof0 -
same 'ere. can't use the others, probably cos i'm too used to one of those.0
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just dont peel em.
if we have mash i microwave my spuds and scrape out the flesh, and the roasted skins are yummy,
even when making chips leave the skin on, so much goodness is in the skin.No Unapproved or Personal links in signatures please - FT30
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