Opinel No.115 Serrated Blade Peeler is priced at just $10.00, down from $17.00 — a 41% discount on the kitchen tool that solves the slippery-skin problem. Add coupon BENCH10 for an extra 10% at checkout.
What Is a Serrated Peeler Used For?
A serrated peeler uses tiny, sharp blade teeth to grip and peel delicate or slippery skins without slipping or bruising. Use the Opinel No.115 for tomatoes, peaches, plums, kiwis, mangoes, waxy peppers, and fuzzy-skinned fruit — anything a straight-edge peeler chases across the surface instead of cutting.
Serrated Peeler vs Regular Peeler
Regular straight-edge peelers require pressure and often tear soft produce. A serrated peeler bites into the skin first, so less pressure is needed and soft flesh stays intact. Keep both: straight for firm potatoes and carrots, serrated for soft, waxy, and fuzzy produce.
How to Peel Peaches and Tomatoes with the No.115
Hold the fruit firmly, set the serrated teeth gently on the skin, and draw with light strokes — the teeth grip on contact. The pointed 2.5-inch blade tip doubles as a blemish and eye remover.
Specifications
- Brand: Opinel
- Model: No.115
- Product Type: Serrated vegetable peeler
- Blade: 2.5-inch micro-serrated stainless steel
- Handle: PEFC-certified beechwood
- Best For: Tomatoes, peaches, kiwis, soft and waxy produce
Price Value & Deal
At $10.00 versus $17.00, the No.115 is an affordable upgrade to any kitchen drawer. Orders over $45.00 ship free — bundle with a No.08 knife or straight peeler to maximize savings.
