According to an episode of his online "Quarantine Quitchen," Alton Brown is a fan of the "harp" peeler, which is a Y-shaped peeler. Brown reveals that while he grew-up using a straight peeler, he has come to like this harp shaped peeler better. In an episode of "Good Eats," Brown also shared his love for this peeler. He said, "...harp or 'y' peelers. They usually have a deeper, wider bite so they're really adept at handling heavy peels and large surface areas like a really big eggplant. I also like these for shaving chocolate."
What are the advantages of this harp or y-shaped vegetable peeler? Home Stratosphere says this y-shaped peeler doesn't favor left or right-handed folks and can be used easily by either. The site goes on to explain this peeler allows for a "fluid motion" making it quicker to peel a food. Additionally, the site shares it makes for a clean peel, free of nicks in your carrots, eggplants, and cucumbers. When it comes to the best Y-peeler to fill your kitchen drawers with, the New York Times Wirecutter suggests the Kuhn Rikon Swiss peeler and Home Stratosphere concurs. Wirecutter highlighted this peeler's "sharpness" and "consistency."
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