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Page Contents:
-Banana Peeler
-Banana Slicer
-Plantain Peeler & Tostonera
-Terracotta Banana Baker
-Banana Savers
Related Pages:
-Banana Split Glasses
-Banana Flavoring
-Fruit Ripener
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Bananas
Depending on the grower, bananas can contain the remnants of seeds, evidenced
by the little black dots in the center of the banana, or they can be sterile.
The black stem that sometimes remains at the end is what remains of the
flower.
While bananas are sweet and usually eaten raw, plantains are firm, not sweet,
and are a cooking staple in tropical regions. |
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Banana Split Banana Peeler
$2.99
#121215
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4.4" long,
Heavy gauge plastic,
 Made in Denmark
- Place ring over banana and pierce skin with flat prongs.
- Flip handle up to pop the banana top and to start the peeling. |
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Banana Slicer
$2.99
#7266
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10" long overall,
Cuts slices approx 3/8" to 1/2" wide,
Safe to handle non-sharp edges,
Durable nylon,
Dishwasher safe
 Made in
China
Remove the skin from the banana, place on a dish, and gently press
the slicer down onto the banana.
Great for breakfast, snacks, as well as for drying. |
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E-Z Plantain
Peeler
$9.95
#4931
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7-3/4" long,
Stainless steel blade,
Blade protector folds into body when not in use,
Includes brush for cleaning blade,
Stainless blade,
Durable plastic body
Made in
China
Use blade to cut ends and make incisions to green plantains and
bananas,
Tip opposite the blade removes skin and any residuals |
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Plantain Peeler, Tostonera & Cookbook
Set
$24.99
#4934
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7-3/4" long EZ-Peeler,
8-1/2 x 6-3/4" heavy plastic tostonera 2-3/4" flat depressions and
2-1/2" x 1" deep cavities,
"Loco con los Platanos" cookbook by Edwin Rodriguez, hardcover with 55
recipes from appetizers to desserts, color photographs throughout, and
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Plantain Peeler, Tostonera & Cookbook
Set
Spanish Edition
$19.99
#4933
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Terracotta
Banana Baker
Special $9.99
(Reg $14.99)
While supplies last
#7422 |
9-1/2" long overall,
2-1/4" inside at its widest,
Will fit a skinned banana that is up to 1-3/4" thick,
Natural terracotta,
 Made
in Mexico
 Instructions
and recipe |
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External Links of Interest:
Plantain - A Wiki page
Bananas -
Info from the Australian Banana Growers' Council
Bananas - Info from
Chiquita
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