Vegetable and Fruit Corer de buyer D-2612-03, red handle

The de buyer Vegetable and Fruit Corer D-2612-03 with a red handle is a compact manual kitchen tool designed to remove cores and seeds from a variety of fruits and vegetables. Its simple tubular coring head and comfortable handle allow quick removal of apple and pear cores as well as seeds from peppers and tomatoes. The tool is intended for straightforward, manual coring tasks in both home and professional kitchens where an easy-to-clean, space-saving implement is preferred.

Advantages

This corer provides efficient, controlled removal of cores and seeds without bruising surrounding flesh. The ergonomically shaped red handle offers a secure grip for repetitive use, and the compact design makes storage convenient. Constructed for manual operation, the tool requires no power and is easy to rinse or wash between uses, supporting quick food preparation workflows.

Suitable for

• Coring apples and pears
• Removing seeds from bell peppers and chili peppers
• Hollowing small tomatoes and similar fruits
• Small-scale food prep in home kitchens
• Back-up or prep tool in professional kitchens

Key specifications

• Type: Manual tubular corer for fruit and vegetables
• Handle color: Red
• Operation: Hand-operated, no power required
• Design: Compact, single-piece coring head with grip handle
• Use: Suitable for soft to moderately firm produce

How to use

Hold the fruit or vegetable on a stable surface. Position the corer over the stem area or where the seeds are concentrated and press down while twisting slightly to cut through the core or seed cavity. Pull the corer straight out to remove the core and empty the tubular head by pushing the collected material out with a finger or rinsing under running water. For peppers and tomatoes, insert the corer into the cavity and rotate to remove seeds and membranes carefully to avoid damaging the outer flesh.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the corer on produce at room temperature and apply steady, even pressure while twisting. Rinse immediately after use to prevent residue buildup. Inspect the handle and coring edge regularly for wear and replace the tool if the cutting edge becomes deformed.