Luxiv Herb Stripper Tool Stainless Steel 9-Hole Leaf Peeler with Knife

I’m absolutely delighted with the Luxiv Stainless Steel Kitchen Herb Stripper! Here’s why it’s become an essential tool in my kitchen: Efficient Design: The 9-hole design is perfect for stripping a variety of herbs with ease. Whether it’s kale, rosemary, or thyme, this tool makes the process quick and hassle-free. It significantly reduces the time I spend prepping herbs. Durable Construction: Made from stainless steel, the herb stripper is robust and built to last. It feels solid in hand and the razor-sharp edges easily cut through herb stems without any struggle. Easy to Use: The tool is straightforward to use and clean. The holes are well-sized for different herbs, and the ergonomic design ensures a comfortable grip, making the stripping process smooth and efficient. Versatile: In addition to herbs, it works well for leafy greens, which adds to its versatility in the kitchen. It’s a great tool for anyone who loves cooking with fresh ingredients. Overall: The Luxiv Stainless Steel Herb Stripper is a game-changer for anyone who frequently uses fresh herbs. Its efficiency, durability, and ease of use make it a top-notch kitchen gadget. Highly recommended for both home cooks and professional chefs!

Let's face it--most people can live without an herb knife for the simple reason that most people don't use a lot of fresh herbs in their cooking. You don't need a knife to open a jar of dried herbs. But for those who are able to use fresh herbs, this is a handy little gadget to have--an ergonomically designed herb chopper and stripper. It's basically just a stamped piece of steel with that fits in your palm with one straight, sharp edge; that's for chopping/mincing herbs. It's pretty sharp right out of the box/bag. Could you make it sharper? Sure. Do you need to? Not really. The blade comes with a plastic cover to protect the edge (and you!) when you aren't using it. I've seen a couple of reviews that complain that it is hard to get the cover on/off. All I can say to that is that you need to be smarter than a piece of plastic. There's a little notch in the blade that the cover hooks on to; maybe that's causing the confusion. The part about this gadget that I really like, however, are the holes cut into the handle for stripping herb leaves off of stems. The holes are in varying diameters (or circumferences, if you will) to fit different-sized herbs through, from very tiny stalks of thyme up to bigger things, like maybe kale (although that would be a squeeze, I think. All you have to do is pull the stalk through the hole and voila!--the leaves strip right off. Huge time and aggravation saver! Of note, I saw a very similar tool advertised in a catalog for literally 3.5 times the price of this one. There doesn't appear to be much, if any difference, and this isn't like a prized Japanese or German knife that you are going to want to show off. Accordingly, I think this is the one to get!

As described and does work. Caution that the sharp cutting edge is very sharp so always keep the plastic cover on when not in use. The steel of the noncutting edges are also a little sharp/rough. Use care.

These herb strippers are well made! Hell I was assuming slightly rough machined holes and a folded edge on the cutting area. Horrifying the holes are well sanded! I had hoped to harp but this item will not cause issues with stripping herbs. I’ve only once used the slicing edge but it worked fantastically with soft stem herbs. I’m tempted to buy another set for camping and gifts.

In theory, this is a very cool time-saving kitchen gadget. In reality, though, it doesn't work nearly as well (or as quickly) as just plucking herbs by hand.

Ok, this is one nifty little tool. So far I have only used it for cilantro (and you know what a pain that is to strip). I had to alternate between a couple of different holes, depending on what size the stem was. I worked great! Then I used the nice little blade on the other side to chop it. That worked well too. I'm sure I will be using it for oregano, and thyme as well.

Easy to clean. Easy to use. I grow all my own herbs and dehydrate them so there is always a lot of prep involved. This took some of the work out of the leaves stripping. I've tried the plastic ones and they weren't sharp enough to cut the leaves cleaning. this strips them off super nicely. Very pleased that I caved into myself and purchased this one.

Great little gadget to have as I try to use fresh herbs from my garden. There are many different size stripper holes which makes it a tool that I can use for different herbs. The cutter in the bottom works well. This design it convenient for my hand size, despite not having a groove for grip, and it's been working well for my 7 year old who helps in the kitchen.

Purchased with great expectation but is of no use. Neither coriander, non spinach. Therefore, it should not be purchased for this purpose. Better use a scissor instead. I am full of repent. Don't go by review rating which is misleading and doesn't reflect the actual use of the item. Thank You.

Love this little thing! Bought it specifically for stripping fresh herbs. I don’t use the chopper end as I’m afraid I’ll chop my fingers.

I ended up stripping the herbs manually

Great dose what it says.

I was very pleased with this handy Kale stripper. Used it last night to strip the Kale leaves for a recipe to have the next day.