Not-so-fun-fact: Injuries while slicing avocados are so common, the term "avocado hand" was coined and is widely used in medical and media reports.
I haven't had any injuries, but I've neglected my love for avocados because it takes me about 20 minutes to slice one up with a knife, all while experiencing high levels of anxiety after hearing about "avocado hand".
I also tend to avoid overly specialized kitchen tools, but after recently spending an hour preparing a salad for Christmas dinner (50+ minutes on the avocados), I caved in and bought this tool. That was, perhaps, the best decision I've ever made.
I normally wait until I'm about 3/4 done slicing an avocado to start the toast. My first time using this, I decided to be brazen and start the toast first. Before it finished toasting, I had already sliced and gutted the avocado, and even washed the tool. Have you clicked "Buy it Now" yet?
Steps 1 and 2 couldn't be better. I had my doubts about the plastic "knife", but it sliced right in and made quick work of the shell. Removing the pit was astonishingly simple. No more "whack and twist" knife maneuvers, which is nerve wracking despite being regarded as the safest method. No more accidentally splitting the pit, requiring additional extraction methods. Just push and twist.
The only negative, or con, would be the third step of scooping out the avocado. As you can see by the pictures, I haven't been able to get nice slices. The plastic blades don't glide through the innards as easily as the plastic "knife". I'm going to assume the avocado wasn't quite ripe enough to get nice slices. The rest of this tool works so perfectly, I doubt this was an oversight in the design, but rather the avocado still being a tad too firm.
I'm generally mashing the avocado onto toast or mashing it into guacamole anyway, so this is mostly a moot point. I do hope I can get nice slices down for special occasions where the presentation factor matters.
My avocado consumption will skyrocket thanks to this tool. If you're one of those "I don't need another niche kitchen gadget" people like me, but you also love avocados, trust me when I say, "you *do* need this"
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Haven't gotten nice slices, but still way better than a knife
Not-so-fun-fact: Injuries while slicing avocados are so common, the term "avocado hand" was coined and is widely used in medical and media reports.I haven't had any injuries, but I've neglected my love for avocados because it takes me about 20 minutes to slice one up with a knife, all while experiencing high levels of anxiety after hearing about "avocado hand".I also tend to avoid overly specialized kitchen tools, but after recently spending an hour preparing a salad for Christmas dinner (50+ minutes on the avocados), I caved in and bought this tool. That was, perhaps, the best decision I've ever made.I normally wait until I'm about 3/4 done slicing an avocado to start the toast. My first time using this, I decided to be brazen and start the toast first. Before it finished toasting, I had already sliced and gutted the avocado, and even washed the tool. Have you clicked "Buy it Now" yet?Steps 1 and 2 couldn't be better. I had my doubts about the plastic "knife", but it sliced right in and made quick work of the shell. Removing the pit was astonishingly simple. No more "whack and twist" knife maneuvers, which is nerve wracking despite being regarded as the safest method. No more accidentally splitting the pit, requiring additional extraction methods. Just push and twist.The only negative, or con, would be the third step of scooping out the avocado. As you can see by the pictures, I haven't been able to get nice slices. The plastic blades don't glide through the innards as easily as the plastic "knife". I'm going to assume the avocado wasn't quite ripe enough to get nice slices. The rest of this tool works so perfectly, I doubt this was an oversight in the design, but rather the avocado still being a tad too firm.I'm generally mashing the avocado onto toast or mashing it into guacamole anyway, so this is mostly a moot point. I do hope I can get nice slices down for special occasions where the presentation factor matters.My avocado consumption will skyrocket thanks to this tool. If you're one of those "I don't need another niche kitchen gadget" people like me, but you also love avocados, trust me when I say, "you *do* need this"
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2023
I haven't had any injuries, but I've neglected my love for avocados because it takes me about 20 minutes to slice one up with a knife, all while experiencing high levels of anxiety after hearing about "avocado hand".
I also tend to avoid overly specialized kitchen tools, but after recently spending an hour preparing a salad for Christmas dinner (50+ minutes on the avocados), I caved in and bought this tool. That was, perhaps, the best decision I've ever made.
I normally wait until I'm about 3/4 done slicing an avocado to start the toast. My first time using this, I decided to be brazen and start the toast first. Before it finished toasting, I had already sliced and gutted the avocado, and even washed the tool. Have you clicked "Buy it Now" yet?
Steps 1 and 2 couldn't be better. I had my doubts about the plastic "knife", but it sliced right in and made quick work of the shell. Removing the pit was astonishingly simple. No more "whack and twist" knife maneuvers, which is nerve wracking despite being regarded as the safest method. No more accidentally splitting the pit, requiring additional extraction methods. Just push and twist.
The only negative, or con, would be the third step of scooping out the avocado. As you can see by the pictures, I haven't been able to get nice slices. The plastic blades don't glide through the innards as easily as the plastic "knife". I'm going to assume the avocado wasn't quite ripe enough to get nice slices. The rest of this tool works so perfectly, I doubt this was an oversight in the design, but rather the avocado still being a tad too firm.
I'm generally mashing the avocado onto toast or mashing it into guacamole anyway, so this is mostly a moot point. I do hope I can get nice slices down for special occasions where the presentation factor matters.
My avocado consumption will skyrocket thanks to this tool. If you're one of those "I don't need another niche kitchen gadget" people like me, but you also love avocados, trust me when I say, "you *do* need this"
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Haven't gotten nice slices, but still way better than a knife
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2023
Not-so-fun-fact: Injuries while slicing avocados are so common, the term "avocado hand" was coined and is widely used in medical and media reports.Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2023
I haven't had any injuries, but I've neglected my love for avocados because it takes me about 20 minutes to slice one up with a knife, all while experiencing high levels of anxiety after hearing about "avocado hand".
I also tend to avoid overly specialized kitchen tools, but after recently spending an hour preparing a salad for Christmas dinner (50+ minutes on the avocados), I caved in and bought this tool. That was, perhaps, the best decision I've ever made.
I normally wait until I'm about 3/4 done slicing an avocado to start the toast. My first time using this, I decided to be brazen and start the toast first. Before it finished toasting, I had already sliced and gutted the avocado, and even washed the tool. Have you clicked "Buy it Now" yet?
Steps 1 and 2 couldn't be better. I had my doubts about the plastic "knife", but it sliced right in and made quick work of the shell. Removing the pit was astonishingly simple. No more "whack and twist" knife maneuvers, which is nerve wracking despite being regarded as the safest method. No more accidentally splitting the pit, requiring additional extraction methods. Just push and twist.
The only negative, or con, would be the third step of scooping out the avocado. As you can see by the pictures, I haven't been able to get nice slices. The plastic blades don't glide through the innards as easily as the plastic "knife". I'm going to assume the avocado wasn't quite ripe enough to get nice slices. The rest of this tool works so perfectly, I doubt this was an oversight in the design, but rather the avocado still being a tad too firm.
I'm generally mashing the avocado onto toast or mashing it into guacamole anyway, so this is mostly a moot point. I do hope I can get nice slices down for special occasions where the presentation factor matters.
My avocado consumption will skyrocket thanks to this tool. If you're one of those "I don't need another niche kitchen gadget" people like me, but you also love avocados, trust me when I say, "you *do* need this"
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Ricardo Manuel Rojas Samperio
Un producto que facilita la apertura y rebanado del aguacate
Reviewed in Mexico on March 7, 2024Size: Avocadoschneider - WeißVerified Purchase
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It Works
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Kindleユーザー
新旧の差があります（新型のほうが質が悪いです）
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Reviewed in Japan on March 24, 2023
新しい方は刃がガタガタで、段も作られておらず梨地加工なし、シリコンのカットもいまいちです。
新しく届いたものが余りに粗雑で偽物を疑いましたが、そんなことあるわけないなーと思い。
定期的にモデルチェンジしている製品のようで、当たりハズレがありそうです。
新型の使い心地はまだ試していませんが、アボカドは柔らかいので支障ないと思います。
アボカドをとても手軽に食べることができるので、おやつやピザにのせたりとアボカドを食べる機会が増えました。
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You never thought you needed one until you try it
Reviewed in Canada on April 4, 2024Size: Avocadoschneider - WeißVerified Purchase
Richard J
Great kitchen addition
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