OXO Good Grips Swivel Peeler – Efficient Kitchen Tool for Holiday Cooking, Pounds of Potatoes in Minutes
OXO Good Grips Swivel Peeler – Efficient Kitchen Tool for Holiday Cooking, Pounds of Potatoes in Minutes
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Why you'll love it
- soft oversized handle reduces hand fatigue during long, repetitive peeling sessions
- non-slip grip stays secure even with wet or soapy hands, reducing the risk of slips and cuts
- twin swiveling blades flex to follow the contours of produce, minimizing wasted flesh
- ergonomic design makes it accessible for users with arthritis or limited grip strength
- built-in potato eye remover and hanging hole add thoughtful utility beyond a basic peeler
- trusted OXO Good Grips brand known for durable, well-engineered kitchen tools
Perfect for
- peeling pounds of potatoes for mashed potatoes, fries, or holiday dishes
- peeling apples and other tough-skinned fruits for pies, salads, or snacking
- removing potato eyes and blemishes without wasting the surrounding flesh
- working through large-volume produce prep with reduced hand fatigue
- hanging the peeler within reach for quick access during cooking
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Product Information
Easily Peel Potatoes, Apples, and Tough-Skinned Fruit: The swiveling twin blades with flexible action make this much more than just a potato peeler, it's about to be one of your kitchen essentials. Easily tackle all manner of tough-skinned produce.
Count on the Soft Oversized Handle: The OXO peeler is engineered to make repetitive movements easier on your hands, especially when your facing large jobs, like pounds of potatoes, and need potato peelers that are up to the task.
Trust the Non-Slip Grip: Even with wet hands, using it as a fruit peeler, you'll find it easy to maintain a firm grip and work efficiently.
Carve Out Blemishes: The built-in potato eye remover makes quick work of pesky potato eyes without ruining your produce.
Store it Easily: Utensil drawers can get chaotic so we built a large hole in the handle of our vegetable peelers so you can hang it where it's convenient.
Product DescriptionRecommended Uses For Product: Potato
Specific Uses For Product: Fruit
Model Name: 20081
Item Type Name: Swivel Peeler
Included Components: 1 Peeler
Additional Features: Non-Slip
Power Source: Manual
Operation Mode: Manual
Blade Edge: swivel
Number of Blades: 2
Handle Material: Stainless Steel
Blade Material Type: Stainless Steel
Material Type: Plastic, Stainless Steel
Item Dimensions L x W: 7.5"L x 1.5"W
Item Weight: 66 g
BladeLength: 2 inches
Color: Black
Style Name: Swivel Peeler
Frequently Asked Questions
Will the swivel blades help me peel faster?
Yes. The twin swiveling blades flex with the contours of each piece of produce, so you spend less time adjusting your stroke and more time moving quickly through a large batch.
How much time can I expect to save during meal prep?
Most users find they can power through a bowl of potatoes or a pile of apples in a fraction of the time it takes with a flat blade peeler, especially because the flexible blade does the contour work for you.
Can I leave the peeler out on the counter while I cook?
Yes. The built-in hanging hole lets you hang it on a hook within arm's reach, so it is always right there when you need it during a busy prep session.
Does the soft handle actually make a difference during long sessions?
It does. The oversized cushioned grip spreads pressure across your hand and reduces the pinching feeling you get from a thin handle, so longer prep sessions feel noticeably easier.
Is this peeler good for high-volume weekly meal prep?
It is built for exactly that. The stainless steel blades, comfortable handle, and flexible swivel action are all designed for repetitive use on large quantities of produce.
Will this help me get through holiday cooking faster?
Yes. When you are peeling pounds of potatoes, multiple butternut squash, or trays of apples for pie, the ergonomic design and swiveling blades meaningfully speed up the work.
Does the peeler stay sharp enough to keep up with a full prep session?
Yes. The stainless steel blades hold their edge well through large volumes of produce, so you do not have to stop mid-session to swap tools.
Can I use this for both fruits and vegetables in the same session?
Absolutely. The twin blades handle everything from tender tomatoes to tough-skinned apples and root vegetables, so one tool covers your whole prep list.
Will the hanging hole actually help me stay organized in the kitchen?
Yes. Keeping it on a hook by your prep station means you are not digging through drawers mid-recipe, which keeps your workflow moving.
Is the peeler lightweight enough for fast, repetitive motion?
At only 66 grams, it is light enough to move quickly without feeling cumbersome, which makes a big difference when you are peeling for an hour.
How does this compare to using a paring knife for peeling?
A paring knife requires more skill, takes longer, and wastes more flesh. This peeler gives you a thinner, more even peel in a fraction of the time with far less risk.
Is it better than a Y-peeler for high-volume prep?
Many home cooks prefer the traditional straight swivel peeler for speed and control on round produce like potatoes and apples, especially for large batches.
Will the blade flex slow me down on dense vegetables?
No. The flex is designed to follow the curve of the produce, not to bend under pressure, so dense vegetables like butternut squash and sweet potatoes still peel quickly.
Does it clog up with soft produce like tomatoes or peaches?
The swiveling twin blades handle soft produce well and rarely clog, which is helpful when you are prepping a variety of fruits and vegetables in one session.
Can I peel an entire bag of potatoes without my hand cramping?
Yes. The oversized cushioned handle is specifically designed to reduce the cramping and fatigue that usually hits you halfway through a big batch.
Is this a good tool for someone who cooks for a large family weekly?
It is one of the best tools for that situation. The combination of speed, comfort, and durability is exactly what high-volume home cooking demands.
How do I use the OXO Good Grips Swivel Peeler for best results?
Hold the produce firmly in one hand and the peeler in the other. Use light pressure and let the swiveling blade follow the natural curve of the produce, peeling away from your body in smooth, even strokes.
How do I clean the peeler after use?
Rinse it under warm running water with a little dish soap and a sponge, or place it in the dishwasher for easy cleanup. The stainless steel blade dries quickly and resists rust.
How do I sharpen the blade when it gets dull?
Most users replace the peeler rather than sharpen it, since the cost is low. If you want to extend its life, a gentle pass with a fine honing rod or a professional knife sharpener can restore the edge.
Is the peeler dishwasher safe?
Yes. The OXO Good Grips Swivel Peeler is top-rack dishwasher safe, though many users prefer a quick hand wash to keep the handle looking new for as long as possible.
Does it work on both fruits and vegetables?
Yes. The twin swiveling blades are designed to handle everything from soft tomatoes to tough-skinned apples, potatoes, carrots, and root vegetables.
What is included in the box?
The package includes one OXO Good Grips Swivel Peeler. There are no extra parts or accessories needed to get started, so it is ready to use right out of the package.
Is the blade rust-resistant?
Yes. The blade is made from stainless steel, which resists rust and corrosion with normal use and proper drying.
How long will the blade stay sharp?
With regular home use, the blade typically stays sharp for a year or longer. Replacing the peeler when it eventually dulls is simple and affordable.
What is the difference between a swivel peeler and a Y-peeler?
A swivel peeler has a straight handle with blades that rotate to follow the curve of produce, which most people find intuitive and fast. A Y-peeler has a perpendicular handle that some cooks prefer for very long strokes or for peeling in tight, curved areas.
