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Stainless Steel & Wood Apple & Pear Corer

Stainless Steel & Wood Apple & Pear Corer

$12.95
$12.95
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A simple tool for making short work of a basket of apples.

Designed to remove the core from apples and pears in one clean movement, this stainless steel corer is particularly useful when you're preparing larger quantities of fruit for pies, crumbles, dehydrating, stewing or preserving.

Push the serrated end through the centre of the fruit, give it a gentle twist and pull — taking the core and seeds with it while leaving the surrounding fruit intact.

It's the sort of uncomplicated kitchen tool we like: no electricity, no plastic mechanism and no need to replace something that already works.

Why we chose it

When the apple tree is ready, it rarely gives you just one apple. Having the right tools makes the difference between using the harvest and watching it sit in a bowl waiting for another day.

We also use ours regularly to make an easy dessert of baked apples.

Use it for:

apples and pears
stewed and bottled fruit
apple pies and crumbles
dehydrated apple rings
preparing fruit for juicing or cooking

Material: Stainless steel
Care: Hand wash and dry after use.

Details

Timber handle and stainless steel cutter

Measurements

21.5 cm long

Shipping

We keep shipping fast and reliable so your items arrive without fuss.

  • Orders placed before 3pm (business days) are typically dispatched the same day
  • Flat rate shipping across Australia: $11.95 Standard / $16.95 express
  • $19.95 flat rate shipping to New Zealand
  • Tracking provided once your order ships

For full details, please view our Shipping Policy.

Returns

We accept returns for both faulty items and change-of-mind purchases, including sizing.

  • Faulty items are eligible for a full refund in line with Australian Consumer Law
  • Change-of-mind returns are eligible for exchange or store credit
  • Sale items are final sale unless deemed faulty

For full details, please view our Returns Policy and Shipping Policy.

Finding Your Perfect Fit

To find your perfect fit please measure your body in the following standard areas, usually with a fabric measuring tape is best. Then select your size based on where your measurements fit in our size chart.

Personal Fit Service

If you have any questions or are unsure about your size, please phone (0475 904 715), email or use our online chat and talk to one of our wonderful staff who will assist you with any questions you may have. We understand it's hard to sometimes get the find the right fit and talking to someone who knows the garment, can touch, feel, test and measure it for you can really help close that gap.

Different Types of Size Charts

It's important to note that there are two basic types of size charts, one is based on your body measurements and gives sizes or measurement references to fit a persons body shape. To find the perfect fit for this type of chart you compare your own body measurements with that of the chart allowing a little bit extra for a comfy fit.

The other type of size guide is based on the actual garment measurements as a reference point. The garments are laid flat and then measured at different points. To find the perfect for this type of chart you should do the same with an existing garment that fits you. For example lay the item flat measure at the same points as a guide for comparison, taking material stretch into account. Elasticated items are often measured un-stretched and will normally say so in the notes near the size chart.

How/Where to Measure

How to take body measurements guide

Bust Circumference

Measure around the fullest part of your chest & shoulder blades with your arms down.

Waist Circumference

Measure around the narrowest point of your natural waistline.

Hip Circumference

Measure around the widest part of your natural hip line.

Inside Leg

Measure from top of your inside leg (at crotch) to your ankle bone.

HPS or CBL Lengths

Some garments have a HPS (high point shoulder) or CBL (center back length) measurement normally a jacket or top, HPS is from the high point on the shoulder down to the bottom hem of the garment. CBL is from the neck seem to the bottom of the hem.

General Sizing Guide

A general guideto sizing is XS=8 S=10 M=12 L=14 XL=16

Womenswear

Body measurements
Num. size 6 8 10 12 14 16 18
Alpha size XXS XS S M L XL XXL
Bust 77 82 87 92 97 102 107
Waist 58 63 68 73 78 83 88
Hip 83 88 93 98 103 108 113

Clothing - Single Size Conversion
UK 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24 26
EU 32 34 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 52 54
US 1 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22
AU 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 24

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Shoes Conversion/Sizing table Australia

AU / US Europe Length (cm)
5-5.5 35 21.6-22.2
6 36 22.5
6.5 37 23.0
7-7.5 38 23.5-23.8
8-8.5 39 24.1-24.6
9 40 25.1
9.5-10 41 25.4-25.8
11 42 26.5

Brand Size Guides

Below is a list of various brand size guides that we reference on relevant product pages.

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