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(This post was last modified: 3 hours ago by Vinny. Edit Reason: Apple rings NOT onion rings! )
Chuffed to bits with my apple peeler/corer/slicer. I've filled all four sections of my dehydrator with apple slices in no time at all. Whoever invented it was a genius and I hope he patented it and was adequately compensated! 
I only expected it to peel and core the apples so it was an added bonus when I found out it sliced them as well!
It's very theaputic to use and I can't wait for to use it again fo the second batch of apples. It took a bit of getting used to and I was just about peeling the apple down to marble size when I first started. It's easy to adjust when you ge into the swing of it. I just put the apple rings into a bowl of wate with two squirts of lemon juice, (just to be safe) and when the bowl was full it was the right amount to fill my dehydrator.
I just wonder whether the dried apples slices will hold onto their sweetness as the apples are a self fertile variety very similar to Cox's Oange Pippin. (Can't remember the name?)

I only expected it to peel and core the apples so it was an added bonus when I found out it sliced them as well!

It's very theaputic to use and I can't wait for to use it again fo the second batch of apples. It took a bit of getting used to and I was just about peeling the apple down to marble size when I first started. It's easy to adjust when you ge into the swing of it. I just put the apple rings into a bowl of wate with two squirts of lemon juice, (just to be safe) and when the bowl was full it was the right amount to fill my dehydrator.
I just wonder whether the dried apples slices will hold onto their sweetness as the apples are a self fertile variety very similar to Cox's Oange Pippin. (Can't remember the name?)
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