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Gilberts Fine Peeler with Stainless Steel Blade

SKU: DK174

£4.63(£5.56 inc VAT)

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The Gilberts Fine Peeler is a straightforward hand peeler designed for routine vegetable and fruit preparation in commercial kitchens. It combines a stainless steel blade with a black ABS body, keeping the tool light in the hand during extended prep sessions. The two small hooks positioned on either side of the head are there for a practical purpose — removing eyes, blemishes, or damaged spots from produce without switching to a separate paring knife.

At 25g it adds nothing to hand fatigue, which matters when prep volumes are high and the same motion is repeated across large quantities of root vegetables, potatoes, or fruit. The stainless steel blade holds an edge reasonably well and is straightforward to rinse clean between uses.

  • Lightweight ABS handle reduces fatigue during high-volume prep
  • Stainless steel blade for reliable, consistent peeling
  • Integrated blemish hooks remove eyes and damaged spots cleanly
  • Easy to rinse clean and maintain during service
  • Compact form suits both large prep kitchens and smaller operations

This is a practical, no-frills peeler suited to general prep use. It is not a specialist tool for fine garnish work or high-speed production peeling — for very high-volume operations, a heavier-duty swivel peeler or a dedicated prep machine may be worth considering alongside it.

If you are equipping a new prep section or reviewing your smallwares stock and want to talk through what makes sense for your setup, the team is happy to help.

Frequently asked questions

Is this peeler suitable for high-volume vegetable prep in a busy kitchen?

It handles routine prep work well, but for very high-volume operations where large quantities of the same vegetable are peeled repeatedly, a heavier-duty swivel peeler or a mechanical prep aid is likely to be more practical alongside it.

What are the hooks on either side of the blade for?

The hooks are designed to remove eyes, blemishes, and minor damaged spots from fruit and vegetables — a common prep task that would otherwise require switching to a paring knife.

How should this peeler be cleaned in a commercial kitchen environment?

The stainless steel blade and ABS body are straightforward to rinse clean. As with most hand tools, checking manufacturer guidance on dishwasher suitability is advisable before putting it through a commercial warewasher repeatedly.
Gilberts Fine Peeler with Stainless Steel Blade

£4.63(£5.56 inc VAT)

£4.63(£5.56 inc VAT)

The Gilberts Fine Peeler is a straightforward hand peeler designed for routine vegetable and fruit preparation in commercial kitchens. It combines a stainless steel blade with a black ABS body, keeping the tool light in the hand during extended prep sessions. The two small hooks positioned on either side of the head are there for a practical purpose — removing eyes, blemishes, or damaged spots from produce without switching to a separate paring knife.

At 25g it adds nothing to hand fatigue, which matters when prep volumes are high and the same motion is repeated across large quantities of root vegetables, potatoes, or fruit. The stainless steel blade holds an edge reasonably well and is straightforward to rinse clean between uses.

  • Lightweight ABS handle reduces fatigue during high-volume prep
  • Stainless steel blade for reliable, consistent peeling
  • Integrated blemish hooks remove eyes and damaged spots cleanly
  • Easy to rinse clean and maintain during service
  • Compact form suits both large prep kitchens and smaller operations

This is a practical, no-frills peeler suited to general prep use. It is not a specialist tool for fine garnish work or high-speed production peeling — for very high-volume operations, a heavier-duty swivel peeler or a dedicated prep machine may be worth considering alongside it.

If you are equipping a new prep section or reviewing your smallwares stock and want to talk through what makes sense for your setup, the team is happy to help.