
A strawberry huller efficiently removes the fruit's stem and green cap.
If you want to remove strawberry caps and hulls quickly and cleanly, I recommend investing a buck or two in a strawberry huller. This small inexpensive kitchen tool, rather like a fat tweezer, will pinch off the green tops of strawberries efficiently so you don’t waste fruit or stain your fingers.
I use mine when I’m facing a large batch of strawberries that need hulling, or even just a few berries, probably because the little tool works well and is fun to use!
You should be able to find a huller almost wherever kitchen tools are sold.


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October 29, 2009 at 6:04 pm
julie
Would you mind if I used your picture on my blog http://theadventuresofbear.blogspot.com?
I am doing a series on activities to refine toddlers’ pincer grasp and want to do a post about strawberry hullers. I do not have a huller at home to photograph and can not find one in the stores here (Costa Rica). I will link your post if you gave me permission to use the photo.
Thank you.
November 9, 2009 at 11:08 pm
Wendi Hiebert
Please go ahead and use the image, Julie. Thanks for asking!