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Review: Cherry Pitter

Rainier Cherries, Pitted

Rainier Cherries, Pitted

It’s cherry season (somewhere – since I don’t think cherries actually grow in the Arizona desert) because they are on sale at many of the local grocery stores. My husband has brought home several pounds and they are huge and juicy and delicious.

Matthew has been helping me to pit them using our Cherry Pitter.

Here is the photo demonstration. First rinse your cherries.

Whole Rainier Cherries

Remove the stems. You will see there is a piece that lifts out of the cherry pitter. One end has four small cavities, while the other end has four larger cavities.

Cherry Pitter Parts

If your cherries are large, as were ours, position the insert so that the larger cavities are at the outer end of the cherry pitter. Insert your cherries as shown.

Cherry Pitter

Now here’s where it gets a little tricky. On the top part of the cherry pitter you must press the spring loaded piece and then lock it on the top. In this image you can see the locked and unlocked position. Please be aware that the pitter blades are quite sharp so watch your fingers as you hold it in to lock in place.

Cherry Pitter Locked and Unlocked

Cherry Pitter in Locked Position

The cherry pitter is placed in the locked position while pressing down on the cherries. Then, while the lid is still down. unlock the device. The spring loaded piece then pops out and disengages the cherries from the sharp pitter blades.

Here is a closeup of the top and bottom of the cherries, once pitted.

Pitted Cherries

Get yours at Amazon here: Cherry Pitter

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Comments

10 responses to “Review: Cherry Pitter”

  1. Charlotte Avatar

    That is really cool. My kids will not eat cherries though. I bought some at the local fruit stand and they would not touch them. I cannot keep my hands off of them. I used to crave them in my younger twenties, I remember carrying cherries with me everywhere.

  2. Sharri Avatar

    Our family loves, loves cherries! YUM! So please enter me!

    Tell Matthew that he did a great job on the demonstration! 🙂

  3. Robert Avatar

    I love cherries! This would be used everyday in cherry season. Hope I win. Great demo. Just signed up for newsletter.

  4. Jamie English Avatar
    Jamie English

    That is crazy cool!!!!!!!!!!! I want one!!!

  5. Leslie Avatar
    Leslie

    What a great demonstration Matthew! I’ll need to get one of those if I don’t win!

  6. Susan Avatar
    Susan

    I am just opened your email and I am sitting here eating Michigan cherries as I read.

    Hope you are doing well.

  7. sue b Avatar
    sue b

    mmm I have been loving cherries, too. I was just thinking how nice it would be to have a cherry pitter!

  8. Robbie Avatar
    Robbie

    I just saw this giveaway. What a fabulous little tool! I had no idea there was such a thing. I love cherries and would love to win this…it would make life a bit easier! 😉 Thanks for the giveaway!!

  9. molli mc. g. Avatar
    molli mc. g.

    Yeah! Thank you so much! I can’t wait to start using this!

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