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Your cart is empty.With the cherry pitter you can easily remove the cherry pits. The new design makes it very easy to use. Easy to use with one hand. It is very easy and practical to clean and store. Thanks to its reinforced aluminum body, it is very robust and long-lasting. Thanks to its aluminum body, it is very light as well as robust. In this way, it provides hand-free use. Provides multifunctional use. Suitable for cherry and olive pits.
Korakas Family
2025-09-03 10:12:36
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GR
2025-08-18 14:36:15
It was sturdy other than that i did not like it. The cherry cup was to small, it tore up the cherries when pushed the pit out. I ended up throwing it away and buying a better onre
ChrissyB
2025-08-16 11:11:26
Cherry pitter works well for removing one cherry pit at a time. The construction of the tool is a powder-coated metal. It has a nice weight, and feel in your hand. Fairly easy to use and clean. The "cup" is a bit on the small side, so larger fruits may be crushed or torn by the time the pit/seed is removed. Also, it may be my particular technique, but I ended up "launching" cherry pits across my kitchen counter.
Amanda
2025-08-02 10:14:40
First off, I like that this is a solid metal pitter. It's powder coated or something which gives it a plastic appearance but it's solid and has a little heft in your hands. The mechanism is simple and straightforward. I did not find that it struggled at all to match up the plunger with the through hole at any point while using it. My biggest issue with this is that the "cup" where you place the cherry for pitting is small. If you only ever get small cherries or olives this may work wonderfuly for you. However, I regularly get cherries that are larger, think the size of a shooter marble. These larger cherries do not fit in the cup, rather they sit on top of it. This causes the plunger to hit unsteadily and smash or tear the cherry. While my other, spring loaded, pitter does do that on occasion as well, it's hard to compare that with nearly all the cherries in a bag being half crushed. Ultimately, this isn't going to get much use in my house, which is disappointing. The product is well made, it's just designed with a narrow range of use.
Jarrod
2025-07-26 10:28:13
This is an all-metal construction that just doesn’t work. Larger cherries will not fit. Cherries that do fit are a pain to get out after you pit. The hole for the pits to be pushed through is too large. The machining on this isn’t exact enough and it hits off center and just doesn’t pit well. I do not recommend.
Rhonkay13
2025-06-22 11:15:22
Easy to use and quite a time saver
Korakas Family
2025-06-17 15:43:53
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GR
2025-06-02 11:57:43
It was sturdy other than that i did not like it. The cherry cup was to small, it tore up the cherries when pushed the pit out. I ended up throwing it away and buying a better onre
ChrissyB
2025-05-07 17:50:40
Cherry pitter works well for removing one cherry pit at a time. The construction of the tool is a powder-coated metal. It has a nice weight, and feel in your hand. Fairly easy to use and clean. The "cup" is a bit on the small side, so larger fruits may be crushed or torn by the time the pit/seed is removed. Also, it may be my particular technique, but I ended up "launching" cherry pits across my kitchen counter.
Amanda
2025-04-17 17:44:58
First off, I like that this is a solid metal pitter. It's powder coated or something which gives it a plastic appearance but it's solid and has a little heft in your hands. The mechanism is simple and straightforward. I did not find that it struggled at all to match up the plunger with the through hole at any point while using it. My biggest issue with this is that the "cup" where you place the cherry for pitting is small. If you only ever get small cherries or olives this may work wonderfuly for you. However, I regularly get cherries that are larger, think the size of a shooter marble. These larger cherries do not fit in the cup, rather they sit on top of it. This causes the plunger to hit unsteadily and smash or tear the cherry. While my other, spring loaded, pitter does do that on occasion as well, it's hard to compare that with nearly all the cherries in a bag being half crushed. Ultimately, this isn't going to get much use in my house, which is disappointing. The product is well made, it's just designed with a narrow range of use.
Jarrod
2025-03-30 17:05:20
This is an all-metal construction that just doesn’t work. Larger cherries will not fit. Cherries that do fit are a pain to get out after you pit. The hole for the pits to be pushed through is too large. The machining on this isn’t exact enough and it hits off center and just doesn’t pit well. I do not recommend.
Rhonkay13
2025-03-04 10:10:55
Easy to use and quite a time saver
Richard DiDonato
2025-02-14 15:41:08
This is the WORST cherry pitter that I ever used. It destroyed every cherry that I tried to pit. Also no way to lock in closed position.
Geoffrey from Virginia
2025-02-09 17:19:19
It is a simple design, and it gets the seed out. However, I will not use this particular tool again because it produces juice all over and tears the cherry.
Richard DiDonato
2025-02-05 14:47:31
This is the WORST cherry pitter that I ever used. It destroyed every cherry that I tried to pit. Also no way to lock in closed position.
Geoffrey from Virginia
2024-12-26 11:03:50
It is a simple design, and it gets the seed out. However, I will not use this particular tool again because it produces juice all over and tears the cherry.
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