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Easy Way to Pit Cherries (Video How-to)

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May 10, 2019 By Ann-Marie 1 Comment

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Fresh cherries are such a treat in summertime, but I think we could all use an easy way to pit cherries!

Life is a Bowl of Cherries, and when you need an easy way to pit cherries, I have just the gadget to do the trick.
I don’t mind (too much) my kids’ fingers getting sticky and blood-red with cherry juice, because they’re enjoying such a highly nutritious fruit. The only factor that makes them not so fun, is to pit cherries. Last summer my mom gave me a Cherry Chomper – it almost looks like an As Seen On TV kitchen gadget, but I’m here to share with you, it works! And the kids can use it safely.

Easy Way to Pit Cherries

Fresh cherries are full of great health benefits! Here is an easy way to pit cherries with a cool kitchen gadget.
First you’ll want this kitchen tool:

  • The Cherry Chomper is a fairly inexpensive gadget you’ll use over and over. It ships free with Amazon Prime or on orders over $25.

Remove stems, wash cherries (I use this plant-based, biodegradable Fresh Produce Wash) and shake excess water off.

Place a single cherry in the middle of the Cherry Chomper “belly”. Push down firmly on his (?) head, and thump! The cherry pit drops down into the clear base. Remove the cherry and pop into your mouth! Repeat.

  • Want to give it a-go? Purchase the Cherry Chomper here.

And to show you how simple it was, here’s a quick video I made to demonstrate that it’s super easy to pit cherries!

 

 

 

Fresh cherries are full of great health benefits! Here is an easy way to pit cherries with a cool kitchen gadget.

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This post was originally published July 22, 2014.

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