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MauritiusToday.com - Shopping Mall - Oxo Good Grips Lemon Zester
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List Price: $8.95
Our Price: $7.99
Your Save: $ 0.96 ( 11% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: OXO
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Binding: Kitchen
Brand: Oxo
EAN: 0719812267814
Feature: Comfortable, nonslip handle absorbs pressure from hands
Label: OXO
Manufacturer: OXO
Model: 26781
Publisher: OXO
Studio: OXO
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Features
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Comfortable, nonslip handle absorbs pressure from hands
Sharp holes in the head make zesting rinds easy
Built-in channel knife for garnishing
Stainless-steel head is solid and durable
Safe to use in dishwasher
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Editorial Reviews:
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The Good Grips Lemon Zester is two tools in one. The sharp holes in its stainless steel head remove the zest from the pith of lemons and other citrus fruits easily, and a channel knife feature makes it easy to decorate for garnish. Its soft handle nestles comfortably in your palm and is designed to prevent it from spinning in your hand.
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Great!
Comment: Just used this for the first time. I've always used a real fine grater for lemon zest, but this is SO much better! I got nice, thin strands of lemon zest and no issue about getting into the bitter white pith.
Customer Rating:
Summary: I hate to endorse yet another gadget, but. . .
Comment: this little tool enables you to add another, fresh dimension to your
cooking. The bright, sharp tang of citrus peel is a wonder in dozens
of dishes. pancake batter? sure. a reduction sauce? of course.
In fact, any time you have meaty, salty or hot flavors in a combination
that seems to lack something or other, a bit of citrus zest is a good fallback
option. If you're really scrupulous, it pays to get organically grown fruit
because of chemical residues and paraffin preservatives on the skins of
conventionally-grown fruit.
A zester can also be used to raise butter curls or to scrape a carrot into
shreds as a last minute addition to a sauce, or to shred some parsnip into
hot soup.
It's unlikely that you will ever wear out the sharp edges on a zester, but
they are remarkably cheap and if you amortize the cost over-let's say-
a hundred recipes, this is a downright cheap addition to your batterie.
By the way, the little notch that you see in the side is a cannelling or caning blade. It's for cutting long thin strips. Those striped cukes that you see on salad trays are done this way. You can also use the strips themselves as decorative additions to stir-fries, pasta dishes and soups.
OXO is well known for their ergonomic grips. This one looks most unlikely
but actually proves to be very handy (so to speak).
--Lynn Hoffman, author of New Short Course in Wine,The and
bang BANG: A Novel ISBN 9781601640005
Customer Rating: 
Summary: does Not work
Comment: Feels really good in the hand but does not have the sharp cutting action to do anything, also the holes were not large enough, the angle for the pass was not made correctly, I could not get one single little bit of zest from lemons, limes, oranges ..... Had to return it and get another brand. (I had given my good zester to a friend is the only reason I needed a new one ... sure wish I knew what that other brand was)
Customer Rating:
Summary: You need this zester
Comment: If you enjoy baking or mixology, you really must have this zester. It should be a staple of every kitchen. It's awesome for adding interest to cocktails like cosmopolitans and gimlets.
I've used this zester on oranges, lemons and limes. It works excellently for creating spiral twists on oranges and lemons. Limes are tougher to work with, though I can't say I've ever tried using a different zester on limes. Limes may just be tricker because the rinds are thinner. Overall, though, an excellent value for the money.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Love it
Comment: I use the lemon zester all the time . It is easy to use and I like the grip and how is fits my hand.
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