Boston Warehouse has created fun in the kitchen with their new Animal House products. The everyday basic kitchen gadgets are built for serious cooking¿with a smirk. Forget flying¿this bird feels as if it was born to peel your veggies. Ergonomic grip feels like an extension of your hand¿stainless steel blade.The bright colors and whimsical postures of Animal House utensils turn any kitchen into a zoo. Kids especially enjoy helping out when they get to use a monkey vegetable peeler or toucan can opener. Requiring some adult supervision, this peeler takes the shape of a sitting (or floating) orange and yellow bird. Its long, pointy stainless-steel beak works well at removing eyes and blemishes from potatoes, and the stainless-steel blade swivels to adeptly peel round surfaces. The body and head, complete with eyes, forms an ergonomic, non-slip handle. Not only does the bird peeler get the job done, but it can bring a smile during a harried day and makes a great gift along with other fun utensils from the Animal House menagerie. After use, the peeler is best washed by hand. –Ann Bieri
Product Features
- Whimsical bird-shaped fruit and vegetable peeler
- Stainless-steel blade and pointed potato-eye remover
- Bird’s body forms ergonomic, non-slip handle
- Bright yellow and orange; encourages kids to help out
- Matches other Animal House kitchen tools; wash by hand
Unpleasant Bird I used to have the monkey version and I loved it. We called him Peeler Monkey and he was beloved by all. Then he died one day — his blade came loose and he was no more. We replaced him with this bird. We imagined he’d become our Peeler Bird and we would love him as we had loved Peeler Monkey. Nope. Peeler Bird is not compliant at all. He refuses to peel. We have to fight him every step of the way. His beak blade is not sharp enough and it makes our hands ache to try to get the veggies…
It peels but it’s a bit meh So my girlfriend told me to get this peeler because it was cute. I figured hey, it’s a Y peeler, it’s pretty fun looking, looks ergonomic enough, what could go wrong? Well the order was placed, tracking page refreshed in accordingly frequent intervals and the awaited package arrived. Pulling out the peeler, hey it’s pretty comfy to hold, not bad! Too bad I didn’t have anything to test it with immediately. Fast forward a couple of days and behold, I have some potatoes I need peeled. Well good a…
no good. disgusted. packaging was all open. not sticky taped up at all.. NO BLADES. what is a peeler without a blade. USELESS. cannot even work out how to get the blades posted out to me. most probably fell out of the open packaging in transit..