Customer Reviews

Rosle Fruit Corer

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This fruit corer is sturdy and gets the job done. One push, and whoosh...the apple is cored. You can partially core also, it's sharp enough that you don't have to use a lot of force, so you can leave a 1/2 inch at the bottom to hold in your filling if you are making baked apples.

As always with Rosle, the corer has a hanging hook and feels solid.

Cores all the different apples I've tried with no problems, including removing it. I just twist as I'm pulling it out, and it's all a breeze. It's made very well and strong, great feel and weight, and I'd buy it again if I lost it.

I bought the Rosle fruit corer; it was the largest one. When I got it, it stated on the tag: Pineapple. However, I went ahead and used it to core a Rome apple, and it bent.
I don't know if the smaller version is heavier or not.
Also, this corer has the tag which says "Germany," but beside it in smaller print and a see-through tag is printed, "made in China."

Amazon's product description says that "All Rösle products are made in Germany" and above that, under the item's summary, it reads, "made in Germany." This item and many other Rosle products are made in China. Disappointing that Rosle would use the Chinese workforce and charge us as if they are not. More disappointing that Amazon has yet another wrong product description and hasn't changed it after all this time.

As to the corer's performance, it works fine. It did get stuck a few times in some pippin apples I did over Christmas (they can be a bit harder than some other apples) and some extra large Romes (not as hard). I mean stuck, as in, trying to take the corer back out. It went through them fine every time though.