The Zwilling Z-Cut – engineered using the long tradition of cutting expertise that only ZWILLING can offer, grating and slicing has never been easier.
If you love fresh fruit and vegetables, we have the right kitchen gadget for you. With the ZWILLING Z-Cut 2-in-1 Universal Peeler, you get two kitchen gadgets in one.
The 2-in-1 peeler has sharp blades. Yan use the vegetable peeler in two different forms: As a cross peeler (Y-shaped) for efficient cutting of long foods or as a longitudinal peeler (I-shaped), which is particularly suitable for round foods – ideal as a potato peeler or tomato peeler.
Thanks to the innovative MotionBall technology, the peeling head can move freely and can always adapt optimally to the shape of the product.
The overall package is rounded off by practical protective coverfor the blade. The peeler is rust-free, dishwasher-safe and suitable for left-handed and right-handed use.

Features:

• The set includes a fruit/vegetable peeler with protective blade cover
  
• It can be adjusted to two positions for a long or rounded products
  
• It is easy and comfortable to use
  
• It has a plastic construction
  
• Blades are made of high quality stainless steel
  
• It is characterized by durability and resistance to injuries
  
• Used in the dishwasher
  

Details:
Material: stainless steel, plastic
Dimensions: 18×7.5 cm

The product includes:
1 x fruit/vegetable peeler
1 x blade cover

Zwilling, one of the oldest brands in the world, was founded in 1731 in Germany. Started with the production of high quality knives, expanded quickly and became the specialist for the international culinary culture. In more than 100 countries worldwide, brand presence in every important market.

When it comes to the production of products Zwilling is really passionate about perfection. It’s only using quality materials and the most advanced technologies to ensure the most durable products. The premium quality of every product is monitored throughout the whole production process continuously.

Zwilling owns factories in various countries around the world: Germany, France, Italy, Japan, Belgium and India.