KingHoff fruit corer and seed separator KH-1802, manual kitchen corer and pitter

The KingHoff fruit corer and seed separator KH-1802 is a manual kitchen tool designed to remove cores and separate seeds from apples, pears and similar fruits. Compact and lightweight, this corer provides a straightforward way to prepare fruit for cooking, baking and preserving. The simple mechanism focuses on practical home use where quick and repeated coring is needed, reducing preparation time when processing multiple pieces of fruit.

Advantages

The tool combines coring and seed separation in a single manual device, enabling precise removal of the fruit core while keeping the flesh largely intact. Its compact design is easy to store and handle, and the manual action requires no power source or batteries. Construction and shape are optimized for quick insertion and removal, addressing common kitchen tasks with consistent results.

Suitable for

• Preparing apples and pears for pies, tarts and compotes
• Removing cores and seeds before slicing or dicing fruit
• Home preserving and canning where uniform coring speeds up processing
• Meal prep that requires cleanly cored fruit for stuffing or slicing

Key specifications

• Manual operation for coring and seed separation
• Compact, handheld size for easy storage and handling
• Suitable for apples, pears and similar medium-sized fruits
• Designed to remove cores while preserving surrounding fruit flesh

How to use

Place the fruit on a stable surface, align the corer with the stem end and press the device straight through the center of the fruit to engage the core. Pull the corer back to extract the core and seeds; if the model includes a mechanism for separating seeds, operate it as indicated by the tool design to remove the seeds from the core. Inspect the fruit and repeat as necessary to achieve the desired degree of coring. Rinse the corer after use and dry before storage.

Usage recommendations

Use on firm, medium-sized fruit to ensure clean coring and avoid excessive force. For very soft or overly large fruit, cut into halves and remove cores with a spoon or knife to prevent damage to the tool and to achieve the best result.