PrepWorks by Progressive Dishwasher Safe 16-Slice Thin Apple Slicer and Corer with Attached Safety Cover (Grey)

Love this apple slicer! It cores and cuts an appleInto 16 thin, even slices in seconds. And it’s so easy to use. It’s perfect for slicing apples for my little grandson. Yes, I can use a knife to slice apples, but this does it so much faster.There are a few things to keep in mind when using this. Although it’s quite large, you do need to pay attention to the size of the apples when you’re shopping to make sure they’re not too big. Also, look for apples that aren’t lopsided. They won’t cut as nicely.When cutting, the big sturdy handles give it a solid grip. At first I wasn’t sure about the bottom plate, but it’s there to make it easier to cut all the way through the apple. Don’t get an apple slicer without it.Overall, I’m very happy with this slicer. It’s sturdy, easy to use, and a good value for the money.

I love this slicer. I have used it for years and strongly prefer eating apples sliced this way. It requires a good amount of force sometimes. Placing the apple and slicer on a lower surface can help with getting enough vertical force to cut through. After a few years, the plastic frame will begin to crack, but I don’t mind replacing it when needed.

This is the best "gadget" I've gotten in a long time. The slices are perfect for dipping in peanut butter! My grandkids love fruit, and these slices are perfect for the kids and for me as well. It's easy to use and easy to clean afterwards. What a great time saver!

I love this. It really works to cut your apple & detach the pieces from the core. I bought a couple of 16-slice apple slicers elsewhere, but they didn't have the device on the bottom that pushes the apple away from the core, so they still remain attached at their base after you've slice the apple.I do wish the base piece was not attached to the slicer, as I have to dirty a cutting board to start slicing the apple, & then flip over the base to finish. If it were detached & just snapped in place on the bottom of the slicer (like a blade protector) it would not require using another item to partially slice the apple first. You could use the base as a cutting board.Usually I just slice apples for eating & I like the thinner slices. But this also comes in handy if you're making an apple pie, tart or slicing apples for apple bread. Simply peel the apple before starting. This helps to make slicing much quicker & it creates nice, even slices. I even use it for adding apple to my grilled cheese sandwiches. I'll make grilled cheese as I normally do, but add thin slices of apple on top of the cheese before grilling. The apple slices warm while cooking & it's a wonderful flavor combination.Also, the other two slicers I bough are quite a bit wider, by about an inch. Having a wider cutter would be helpful when slicing larger apples, so I'd suggest that the manufacturer enlarge the slicer, as well as detach the base from the slicer. It is a good price & it works well otherwise. I'd recommend this to others since it works so well. This could also work for pears.

This is a good buy. This item is very strong and if you like to cut your apples in smaller slices, this is it.. When cutting an apple thin it seem to be a bit more to eat and I coat them with peanutbutter. I ❤️ it!

Not liking this one. I brought to cut an apple up into slices. So far it has not gone to plan. Going to go back to using a knife. I would place the product on the Apple and when I push down it will start to cut and then want let me push it down Father. I am not half way through the apple before it is stuck then I have to struggle to get it off the apple.

I tell my friends this apple slicer has changed my life. I brought this to a "favorite things" party. I love the tiny slices for my kids, and the fact that the pop right out and I don't have to break them off. It's strong and sturdy and there is literally nothing I would change about it.

I have been using this everyday for a year now. It’s held up and works well. But… if you don’t have much strength in your hands/wrists, this may be a challenge. You need to really push down hard and leverage your body to push the blades through the apple all the way. So if you are weak or elderly, maybe try another option. But for those with normal strength, this works well.