Shrimp Peeler - Easy Shelling Tool for Seafood, Durable Plastic Kitchen Gadget for Home & Restaurant Use

Name: Shrimp Peeler - Easy Shelling Tool for Seafood, Durable Plastic Kitchen Gadget for Home & Restaurant Use
SKU: 6778acd5c5bbf0017fcc7a89
Price: 15.31 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.363636363636363 (11 reviews)

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Crayfish Sheller, Crayfish Sheller, Seafood Tool Shrimp Peeler About this product Efficient shelling: The crayfish shelling machine is a powerful assistant for seafood lovers, easily solving the trouble of peeling crayfish and shrimp shells, making your dining experience more . Convenient Peeling: The unique design and operation make the peeling process easy and , allowing you to enjoy your food without worrying about getting your hands dirty. Nail : The thoughtful nail design provides you with considerate care when enjoying a seafood feast and keeps your nails in good condition. Multi-scene application: The crawfish peeler is not suitable for home use, but also a must-have item in the restaurant kitchen, adding a of color to your cooking toolbox. and practical: easy to clean and store, bringing you a more convenient use experience, it is a must-have tool for every seafood lover. Specification: color: White Dimensions: 4.9*3*2.2cm material: plastic packing list: 1 pieces * Manual Crayfish Sheller Label: Yes Material: 100% Plastic

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The item arrived in this condition. It's definitely not suitable for crayfish (very small), and it's also too small for shrimp, unless they are the very smallest size. And in general, would it even be able to work if the mount is already broken? It would probably break on the first shrimp.