I've always thought of walnut-cracking as a way to work out one's frustrations in the kitchen, and a hammer as useful as a walnut-cracker to get the job done. But this sleek stainless steel mono pico walnut cracker puts the zen in nut-cracking...
I've always thought of walnut-cracking as a way to work out one's frustrations in the kitchen, and a hammer as useful as a walnut-cracker to get the job done. But this sleek stainless steel mono pico walnut cracker puts the zen in nut-cracking...
To use this pretty gadget designed by Ralf Krämer in 2000, just slip the point into the walnut shell seam and turn it like a key -- and presto, your walnut shell will be perfectly split in two, each half intact for decorating baked goods or other uses.
It also comes on a long leather band and can be worn as a necklace when not in use!
Available in Europe here and in the U.S. here.
- Kristin Hohenadel blogging from Paris. She can be reached at kristin @ apartmenttherapy . com
Worn as a necklace? Now that would be for a true nut case!
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