Potato peelers, can i still this type ,

[Gillstay]

We use a french one. Excellent and with camping memories attached.

 

[Alex321]

I much prefer this design. I find them far easier to use.
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I prefer the ones like Dave7 has. I have tried one of those, and it was "OK" but not nearly as good.

We have two of the good (to me) type.

This Ikea one (£1) is not quite as good as the best, as the blae is fixed rather than slighhtly rotating, but it is like the 2nd choice one we have.
https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/uppfylld-potato-peeler-green-90521963/

This (£8) is much closer to our first choice one
https://www.argos.co.uk/product/310...ng&utm_campaign=merchant_center&deeplink=true

 

[PeteXXX]

To avoid the drudgery of peeling potatoes, why don't you have some of these sent round?

 

[Bonefish Blues]

Just check ours, Made in England but no branding.

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Ooh get you with your integrated bean slicer. Proper Food Prep Ninja, you are 🤭

 

[Shearwater Missile]

Ooh get you with your integrated bean slicer. Proper Food Prep Ninja, you are 🤭

So that is what it is for, that must be very sharp as never used !

 

[Alex321]

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To avoid the drudgery of peeling potatoes, why don't you have some of these sent round?

£3.21 a kilo, as opposed to under £2 for 2.5 kilos of loose raw potatoes, even from Waitros.

That is why

 

[PeteXXX]

£3.21 a kilo, as opposed to under £2 for 2.5 kilos of loose raw potatoes, even from Waitros.
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That is why

Are they peeled? 🤔

 

[classic33]

Are they peeled? 🤔

New spuds don't require peeling before eating.