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The Tupperware Citrus Peeler is one of those items that has been around forever, and just about everyone grew up seeing it in their kitchen drawer. However, a lot of people don’t realize that it’s a Tupperware product. While this handy tool is easily recognized, it’s also not easily obtainable. Prior to August 2020 it was only available as a free gift at Tupperware parties, usually given as a thank you for purchasing or attending a party. This is the first time ever Tupperware has made the Citrus Peeler available to purchase, thanks to Rachael Ray using it on her show.

The Tupperware Citrus Peeler is available to purchase for a limited time. To get yours, click here and select Shop.
How To Use
Using the hook end, press into the fruit and score from top to bottom in multiple places.
Use the flat end of the peeler to lift the peel at the end of each section.
As Seen On Rachael Ray
Uses For The Tupperware Citrus Peeler
Once upon a time a bunch of Reps got together and came up with a ton of uses for the citrus peeler. Some of these are great. Some of these are questionable. Some of these I would never try. So read through, have a good laugh, and try at your own risk.
- Use it to peel citrus
- Use it as a hair stick
- Use it as a zipper retriever for when the pull gets stuck behind fabric
- Use it to scratch your back
- Use it to splint a broken finger in an emergency
- Use 20 to make a game of pick-up-sticks
- Use it as a butter knife
- Use it as a cake tester
- Use itas a cat toy
- Use it to clean gunk out of small groves
- Use it as a crochet hook
- Use it as a cuticle pusher
- Use it to stir drinks
- Use it to clean inside the rim of Tupperware seals
- Use 2 as an emergency pair of chopsticks
- Use it as a fish hook remover
- Use it to dip fruit or bread into chocolate fondue
- Use it as a stake for a small plant
- Use it as a miniature lawn aerator
- Use it as a letter opener
- Use it for the mast for a homemade toy sailboat
- Use 2 for the oars of a homemade toy rowing boat
- Use it as a nail cleaner
- Use it to take the cellophane off a Cd or DVD case
- Use it to weave baskets
- Use it as a plastic bag opener
- Use it as a plastic wrapper opener
- Use it to poke a vent hole in a pie before baking
- Use it as a potato eye-er
- Use it as a wedge to stop a table wobbling
- Use it to seperate cheese slices
- Use it to seperate deli meat slices
- Use it to pull out drawstrings that have slipped into their casing
- Put cotton over the end and use it clean in small places
- Use it ro remove dirt from between the oven top and the kitchen worktop
- Use it to remove dirt and lint from your computer keyboard
- Use it to remove hair from hairbrushes
- Use it to pick up a spider to take it outside
- Use it to remove paper labels from cans
- Use it to help remove muffins from their tray
- Use it to remove skins from avacados
- Use it to remove wax from furniture
- Use it to seperate a hard-boiled egg
- Use it to get a pickle out of the jar
- Use it to seperate a custard cream biscuit so you can eat the icing first
- Use it as a shoe horn for a doll
- Use it to smooth out grout
- Use it as a staple remover
- Use it as a fake cigarette to help you give up smoking
- Use it as a baton to wind up spare peices of fishing line
- Use it to make a homemade sun dial
- Use it as a cutting tool for play dough
- Use it to ding on an empty glass to get attention
- Use it as a book mark
- Use it to gently poke an insect to see if it’s alive
- Use it to get the las bit of wet cat food from the tin
- Use it to fish out teabags from mugs
- Use it to make patterns in a zen garden
- Use it to pop balloons
- Use it to remove corroded batteries
- Use it to take a “pinch of salt” from the salt pot
- Use it to remove small stones from the treat of your cars tires
- Use it to scoop face cream from its pot
- Use 2 to drum along to music
- Use it to turn a flat head screw
- Use 4 to make a tic-tac-toe grid
- use them as dividers in your piles of paperwork
- Use it to open taped boxes
- Use it as an emerginy arm for your glasses
- Use it as a clothes rail in a doll house
- Use it to wrap pipe cleaners around to make spirals
- Use it as a dibber to make holes in soild for planting seeds
- Use it to pick up dead bugs
- Use it on a picnic to cut your cake
- Use it to clean your mixers blades
- Use several to demonstrate geometric shapes for children
- Use it to make patterns in cake frosting
- Use it to part your hair
- Use 4 of them to peg down a picnic blanket
- Use it to press down the edges of pie pastry
- Use it to help remove chewing gum from carpets
- Use it to remove mud from door mats
- Usse it to remove gunk from your shoe treads
- Use it to add food coloring to icing
- Use it to carve modeling clay
- Use it as an emergency ruler
- Use it as a line guide when reading small print
- Use it as a guitar pick
- Use it to spread jam on toast
- Use it as a row marker in your garden
- Use it to cut soft cheeses
- Attach a construction paper star and use it as a fairy wand
- Use it to seperate Oreos
- Use it as an emergency palatte knife when painting