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Features:

• Peels, cores, and slices all in one easy operation
• Ideal for salads, pies, canning, drying, delicious treats, and everyday kitchen use
• Quality cast iron construction
• Stainless steel blades provide years of trouble free service
• Measures 12-1/2 by 4-1/8 by 5-1/4 inches; 5-year warranty

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
Apple Peeler and Potato Peeler Peel Away Apple Corer Slicer Suction Base - Back to Basics model A505 Features & Specifications Back to Basics Apple / Potato Peeler - Peel Away Apple - Suction Cup Base The Back to Basics Peel Away unit is probably one of the coolest items that we offer here at 877MyJuicer.com! We were given the opportunity to try one of these and fell in love with it. The unit looks medieval with its design but works like a charm every time. This unit peels the perfect apple for just about any need! Functions: Applesauce Salads Thick slices for pies Also peels potatoes Features: Instantly suctions securely to any smooth flat surface Made of Heavy-Duty cast-iron Peels and slices in one easy motion Paring blade makes even slices every time Dishwasher safe Never wears out!

Rating : - Not bad not great
Does a nice job of slicing, peeling and coring apples that are fairly evenly shaped all the way around. Not so good at all three operations when the apple is not evenly shaped. Had to remove them from the peeler and do them by hand....which were quite a few. Also need to continually check the alignment of the slicer/corer to make sure they were in line with the feed arm otherwise it can be easily bent out of shape. Haven't tried it yet with potatoes.