Save Time & Money in the Kitchen with the Papa Vince Vegetable Peeler
Papa Vince Vegetable Peeler
Most grocery stores sell prepackaged, chopped vegetables but you don't know how fresh they are, how long they've been sat in the package and how much extra you're paying for the convenience.
With the Papa Vince Vegetable Peeler you can make your own fancy fruits and vegetables. Being healthy has never been so easy and so much fun! Look at all the things it can do for you!
Made with ultra sharp German stainless steel blades
Uses
- Make julienne veggies for hummus and dips
- Make zucchini noodles - a gluten free way to enjoy spaghetti
- Make thin & crispy mushrooms
- Make your own potato chips and hash browns
- Make your own coleslaw
- Cut onions without crying
- Peel garlic and make your own garlic paste
- Easily cut cantaloupe
- Easily cut watermelon
- Present all kinds of fruits in a beautiful way
- As well as cut, peel, chop, grate, slice & it's perfect for left handers too!
Put some fun back in the kitchen with the Papa Vince vegetable peeler. It allows you to prepare your vegetables in so many creative ways.
Watch our video to see how easy it to use and get some ideas on how to add more vegetables to your diet.
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