Cherry pitter HANDY by Tescoma, handheld cherry stone remover

The Cherry pitter HANDY by Tescoma is a compact handheld tool for removing pits from cherries and similar small fruits. Designed for processing one fruit at a time, this manual pitter separates the stone while preserving the shape and integrity of the fruit. Its simple mechanical operation and small footprint make it suitable for kitchen counters and home baking tasks such as preparing cherries for pies, jams or immediate consumption.

Advantages

The HANDY cherry pitter offers precise pit removal with minimal damage to the fruit, keeping cherries intact for presentation or cooking. Its handheld design provides good control during operation and is easy to clean after use. The tool’s compact size makes storage convenient and allows quick processing of individual fruits when preparing fresh ingredients for baking, preserving or snacking.

Suitable for

• Removing pits from cherries and similar small stone fruits
• Preparing fruit for pies, tarts and baking
• Preparing fruit for jam, preserves and compotes
• Quickly pitting fruit for salads or immediate consumption

Key specifications

• Type: handheld manual cherry pitter
• Operation: mechanical, single-fruit processing
• Material: durable food-contact materials suitable for kitchen use
• Size: compact, fits comfortably in hand and stores easily in a drawer
• Cleaning: designed for easy rinsing or hand washing

How to use

Place a single cherry into the designated holder, align the pitting pin with the fruit’s stem end or pit, and squeeze the handles to push the stone out. Remove the pitted cherry and discard the pit. Repeat for each fruit. The tool is intended for manual, single-piece operation; avoid forcing oversized fruits or using the device for purposes other than pitting similar small stone fruits.

Usage recommendations

For best results, choose firm, ripe cherries; wash fruit before pitting and dry excess moisture. Rinse the tool after use and dry before storing. If processing larger quantities, work in short batches to maintain consistent performance and reduce hand fatigue.