I have to admit to loosing my old and ancient peeler, I believe it gone to the  great compose bin in the sky but more probably the big one down the bottom of the garden. You would think that replacing a peeler would be a simple thing to do but this isn’t so, or rather, I haven’t found it easy. The first I bought looked exactly the same as the lost article but it just didn’t seem up to the mark. The blade was set too wide and made peeling difficult. So the search was on but I have been shocked by some of the prices and to tell the truth, badly designed product that is out there in the shoppingsphere. The light at the end of the tunnel was a  peeler from JML. … Read entire article »