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Andy
 
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Default Apple peeler/slicer/corer!?!?!

Just got one of these from Linen & Things (made by Progressive
Internation Corp.).

Got a few Grannysmith apples and...

Slap me!!!

It looks like a Rube Golderg contraption, but it works!

The slicer can be cancelled by locking it out of range and/or the corer,
by removing it.

It probably does other things like peel potatoes and tomatoes (as long as
they're firm enough).

Like a blind flash of comprehension, I have seen the light!

Andy

P.S. Yeah, yeah, keep the oncoming train comments to a minimum. --A
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Curly Sue
 
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On Fri, 12 Nov 2004 14:07:45 -0600, Andy > wrote:

>Just got one of these from Linen & Things (made by Progressive
>Internation Corp.).
>
>Got a few Grannysmith apples and...
>
>Slap me!!!
>
>It looks like a Rube Golderg contraption, but it works!
>
>The slicer can be cancelled by locking it out of range and/or the corer,
>by removing it.
>
>It probably does other things like peel potatoes and tomatoes (as long as
>they're firm enough).
>
>Like a blind flash of comprehension, I have seen the light!
>
>Andy


Amen! I bought a couple of these when Lechters was going out of
business, and after I tried it, went back and bought 4 more. I wish I
had bought more, at the price it was going for it was an incredible
bargain.

They are indeed life-altering :> Just be careful to get the
apple-holder aligned with the corer. I stripped the teeth of one
somehow.

Sue(tm)
Lead me not into temptation... I can find it myself!
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Curly Sue
 
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On Fri, 12 Nov 2004 14:07:45 -0600, Andy > wrote:

>Just got one of these from Linen & Things (made by Progressive
>Internation Corp.).
>
>Got a few Grannysmith apples and...
>
>Slap me!!!
>
>It looks like a Rube Golderg contraption, but it works!
>
>The slicer can be cancelled by locking it out of range and/or the corer,
>by removing it.
>
>It probably does other things like peel potatoes and tomatoes (as long as
>they're firm enough).
>
>Like a blind flash of comprehension, I have seen the light!
>
>Andy


Amen! I bought a couple of these when Lechters was going out of
business, and after I tried it, went back and bought 4 more. I wish I
had bought more, at the price it was going for it was an incredible
bargain.

They are indeed life-altering :> Just be careful to get the
apple-holder aligned with the corer. I stripped the teeth of one
somehow.

Sue(tm)
Lead me not into temptation... I can find it myself!
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