Trudeau Fruit & Vegetable Tools

Trudeau Stainless Steel Apple Corer — Trudeau's non-stick apple corer makes apple eating and baking a snap! Our extra sharp stainless steel serrated edges make it easy to quickly core your apple. Natural fit comfortable non-slip TPR (thermal plastic rubber) and polypropylene handle fits comfortably in your hand. It is dishwasher safe for easy clean up.

Trudeau Peeler — Peeler, Indigo Blue, swivel stainless steel blade, dishwasher safe.

Trudeau Zester — Non stick zester makes lemon zesting an easy task. The natural fit non-slip TPR handle fits comfortably in the hand. Stainless steel blade for zesting. Dishwasher safe.

Trudeau Garlic Press —  This professional-quality garlic press makes quick work of mincing cloves. The weighted handles crush with less effort, and rubbery grips take pressure off hand and wrist. With the self-cleaning feature, just flip handles backward to push skin out of the holes. Dishwasher safe.

Trudeau Stainless Steel Vegetable Steamer — Steaming is a high-heat, low-fat method of cooking that ensures great flavor with minimal nutrient loss. A vegetable steamer can also double as a colander; wash vegetables or fruit and set them aside on the steamer to drain during the prep stages of cooking.

The Trudeau stainless steel vegetable steamer has a familiar, blossom-shaped design that folds to look rather like a flying saucer. It sits on three sturdy steel legs that keep the basket out of boiling water during steaming. Most steamer baskets of this type have a small, hard-to-reach handle that makes extricating the steamer from a hot pan difficult. The Trudeau vegetable steamer handle, however, extends up like a plunger providing a broad grip and large oval loop that help keep hands away from scalding steam.

The Trudeau vegetable steamer is made of dishwasher-safe steel and heat-resistant plastic. Allow the tool to dry completely before folding for storage. The steamer is 11 inches across when unfolded, and stands 5½ inches tall with handle fully extended.

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