Innovative Solutions: The Veggie-Peel (Plus a Giveaway!)
October 10, 2008 by Caryn
*Update*
This giveaway is now closed. Thank you so much for stopping by. The winner is Noreen (it’s not often that random.org picks the first comment!). Congratulations!
It’s another day in the Bailey household and the redundant question of the day is “What’s for dinner?” My husband is the savvy one and I often skirt cooking duty in exchange for clean-up! My husband is probably the messiest cook I’ve ever known but I can’t complain because his meals are soooo yummy. I think I’d probably be inclined to spend more time in the kitchen if I had products that made cooking and clean-up easier like The Veggie-Peel.
I have to thank Nicole over at Apron Strings Aflutter for introducing me to this fabulously ingenious product. Gone are the days of clogged kitchen sink drains and flying cucumber peels. The Veggie-Peel is a simple, savvy, safe solution for meal prep. It features a double-sided blade, which makes it user-friendly for anyone, regardless of which hand they prefer to use. The fruit and vegetable peelings empty into an acrylic chamber which has a removable cap. Clean-up is literally the time it takes to open the chamber and empty the peelings into the trash. The Veggie-Peel is simple to clean and dishwasher safe.
Check out my short video review!
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Annette Sanchez, founder and CEO of the Veggie-Peel, has received national recognition for her invention. The Veggie-Peel was selected as one of the final eight products selected from over 6,000 product inventions presented on Oprah. Most recently, her and her product were featured on The Today Show.
The Veggie-Peel is available for purchase on her website for $19.99. Check out her site for a video demo and a truly inspiring recipe for carrot cake (among others)!
Win It! How would you like to get your hands on a Veggie-Peel? Annette has graciously offered to give one of you a Veggie-Peel. Head on over to her site and take a look around. Come back and tell me why you need a Veggie-Peel. Comments will close on October 17, 2008 at 10 pm PST and I will announce the winner here the following day. One comment per person, please. US residents only. Duplicates and comments not including the above information will be disqualified. Comments are moderated. If you don’t see your comment in a reasonable amount of time, send me an email. Bloggers and non-bloggers may enter. If you don’t want to leave your email address, please be sure to check back for my announcement on the winner. Please note that winners must respond within 48 hours of being announced/contacted or another winner will be drawn.
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this is great. I am right handed and hubby is left. He could peel too.
This tool would be very handy for him and very good for my sanity!
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Elizabeth
Thanks !
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fabulous invention. i hope every store carries them!
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lauren
would fit the bill. But I don’t throw the peelings out into the
trash. I recycle them in my garden bin. The idea for today.
I don’t throw out the peelings I recycle them in my garden bin.
“vegetable peeling” challenged!
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I would love to win one because I make sure to pack veggies for lunch each day for my kids and I’m always getting peels all over the place. Just ask the dog who usually ends up eating them before I ge a chance to grab them off the floor. I know it’s ok to eat the carrots, but, I’m not sure if my pooch guzzling down cucumber peels is such a good idea. Ha Ha.
Thank you for a wonderful giveaway.
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Great idea!
What a wonderful and innovative idea!
This would be so cool to have.
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i could sure use some help on all those veggies.I think this might be just the trick to get sunday dinner
done on time and I know the grandkids on cleanup duty will appreceate less cleanup
The A peelings receiving chamber made of durable acrylic is very cool feature. I hate cleaning up peelings.
My 4-year-old son loves vegetables (I’m so proud!)
This would be a great addition to our kitchen. … the carrot cake sounds delish!
This would be awesome!!
Thank you for the great giveaway!
camper223@live.com
My son , who loves to cook usually makes a great
mess whenever he tries to peel anything!
I’d love to have this, so I don’t spend more time
cleaning after him. As usual, men create, women
clean
braaisjo at gmail dot com
produce with my old peeler and I make a big mess.
This is such a good invention.Thanks for the giveaway