1800s Hudson Apple Peeler vs Pampered Chef Apple Peeler

[@Bighoss9.51]

I love the old cast iron one's. I grew up with them. Thanks for sharing

[@shericreates]

classic car lover 1959 I found one in my Dad’s old tool stuff. Had no idea what it was. Totally rusted. I soaked it in WD40 before I knew what it was. It rusted again even though I tried to dry it the best I could. I have a broken piece and I think the piece holds the shaver part. I don’t know what brand because that piece broke. I do see the the letters “NI” on it. Do you know where I can find better information on how I can put it back together or how to prevent it from rusting? Thanks

[@lukeparnell6982]

Great video, they both have their uses.

[@LaurasLastDitch]

Agreed!

[@likatz21]

I just bought the 1800s Hudson Apple Peeler for 95 cents today.. lol and also bought for 95 cents a Primitive Enterprise Cherry Stoner Mfg. in Philadelphia. USA (Pat. 1883) - Vintage Stoner Mfg - Cherry Stoner - Enterprise Cherry Stoner.....thks for posting the vid...

[@jasmin-g2v]

price

[@Z8_8Z]

Classic joy!

[@bluejaysification]

Would this Hudson work for peeling a tomato?

[@LaurasLastDitch]

The tomato is so soft, it would fall off. It might work for potatoes, though I haven't tried it. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@lindajgaeta8935]

wish I could get a Hudson! any clues?

[@davidgartrell90]

Linda J Gaeta eBay they’re going for $50 but you can likely make an offer for $40 and they’ll accept

[@nickietackett8937]

what's it worth?

[@LaurasLastDitch]

It's very dependent on who's selling it, where it's being sold, and the time of year.

[@roberthodge2771]

Try an White Mountain Apple Peeler/corer &slicer; it Only takes off the skin.

[@roberthodge2771]

Who was the idiot that put a Horsewhoe shaped peeler blade in these Pampered Chef's instead of the flat blade sued in the antiwques like my Mother used for over 40 years?

[@ajaxcleanser330]

From a marketing and liability perspective, the horseshoe-shaped blade is brilliant: (1) The horseshoe design makes it harder to sharpen than a flat blade; therefore, people are more likely to buy the replacement blades instead. (2) The horseshoe-shaped design makes it harder for people to seriously injure themselves. Therefore, less lawsuits.

[@roberthodge2771]

Watch that the antique cuts Only the skin off; while the Pampered Chef takes off ofver 1/2" of every apple to get just the skin.

[@markmillers4491]

robert hodge its adjustable so it wont cut too much off