Potato and Vegetable Peelers

Peeling a cucumber or a handful of small new potatoes calls for a peeler that can follow tight curves. The red Kyocera Vertical Double-Edge Ceramic Peeler has its blade in line with the handle and sharpened on both sides, so it cuts whichever way it moves and suits left- and right-handed cooks equally.A corer at the tip removes eyes and bruises from root vegetables. Kyocera’s zirconia ceramic blade resists acids and will not rust, and Kyocera rates its edge life at up to ten times that of steel. The handle has a non-slip finish.Customers confirm with us that we are an authorized Kyocera reseller before they order, and we are. The peeler you receive comes from Kyocera’s own supply chain.
Which Peeler Shape?For large potatoes and other wide produce, the red Ceramic Y Peeler takes off broader strips. This vertical model is also available in black. Learn More

A Y peeler holds its blade across the end of the handle, so each stroke pulls toward you in a wide, even strip. That makes the Kyocera Ceramic Y Peeler a good match for a sack of potatoes or a pile of carrots, and Kyocera recommends it for any repetitive peeling task. The same pull stroke shaves zucchini into ribbons for a salad and curls a block of chocolate or hard cheese.Kyocera says the zirconia ceramic blade can hold an edge up to ten times as long as steel. Ceramic will not rust or turn cut apples brown, and the non-slip handle helps control each stroke.Customers ask us whether this ceramic peeler can go in the dishwasher. Kyocera lists it as dishwasher safe, so a trip through the rack after peeling is fine.
Y Peeler or Vertical Peeler?A Y peeler covers wide, flat surfaces quickly. The Vertical Double-Edge Ceramic Peeler peels in both directions and has an eye corer for potatoes. This Y peeler also comes in red. Learn More

A vertical peeler works like a paring knife with a guard, the blade running in line with the handle. On the Kyocera Vertical Double-Edge Ceramic Peeler, both sides of the blade are sharp, so it peels on the push and on the pull, and Kyocera notes that it accommodates any peeling style. The eye corer at the tip digs out potato eyes and blemishes on carrots and other root vegetables without reaching for a knife.Kyocera suggests it for smaller fruits and vegetables, which suits apples, cucumbers and parsnips. By Kyocera’s measure, the zirconia ceramic blade outlasts a steel edge by as much as ten to one. It will not rust or brown food.A question customers bring to us is whether the ceramic peeler is dishwasher safe. Kyocera lists this one as dishwasher safe.
Vertical or Y-Shaped?The Ceramic Y Peeler pulls wide strips and is quicker on large, flat-sided produce. This vertical peeler also comes in red. Learn More