Ordekcity Cherry Pitter Tool Cherries Corer Pitter Tool Stainless Steel Fruit Pit Remover for Cherry Jam with Lock Design

It's so nice to enjoy cherries without biting into a pit! This handy little tool gets the pit out, clean and easy. I find it works better putting the cherry on sideways rather than upright. (You can pull off the stem with the cherry in the device that way, rather than pulling off the stems separately.) Pits come out every time. Well made. Easy to operate, safe enough for a child to use, washes well, dishwasher safe. Quick work. I cleaned a pound of cherries in less than 10 minutes, and my hands aren't very strong. Great price!

I never thought I’d be this excited about a kitchen gadget, but this cherry pitter has truly changed the game in our house! What used to be a messy, tedious job is now quick, clean, and—dare I say—fun. This little tool works like magic. It pits cherries in seconds with hardly any effort, and the best part? No more stained fingers or surprise pits in desserts. It’s sturdy, super easy to use, and the kids even love helping out now when we’re prepping cherries for snacks, pies, or summer drinks. We’ve been going through cherries faster than ever because it’s just so easy to enjoy them now. Honestly, I wish we’d bought this sooner—it’s become one of our most-used kitchen tools during cherry season. If you're a cherry lover or have cherry fans in your home, this is a total must-have. Simple, effective, and a total game-changer!

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Serves the purpose. My son and daughter likes cherries. It's the most easiest way to remove the seed before giving it to them to prevent choking. Well made. Easy to operate.

With kitchen drawer space at a premium, I really couldn't imagine purchasing something so one-use like a cherry pitter. But by golly, after my cherry tree went absolutely bonkers and I had more cherries than I'd ever imagined I would at a single time, this silly device ended up being the unexpected MVP of the summer. Yes, you can use a water bottle and a straw to pit a cherry, but you definitely won't be pitting them with the speed and finesse of this little tool. All you need to do is put the cherry in the gadget and then give it a little squeeze. Pits shoot out of the bottom and you're good to cook, bake, freeze, or eat those cherries as is - pits excluded. There's no accidental bending of the bottle (if you used a water bottle like I did), no spray of cherry juice on your shirt or all over the kitchen counter, and it's so easy to use that you can set the kids on the pitting task and they'll likely have a blast. The cherry pitter is easy to clean and after repeated use through multiple colanders full of cherries, this seriously made me question why I suffered with a silly bottle and straw for so long. At ~$12 for this ingenious little gadget, just buy it if you have a cherry tree and think that a straw and bottle pitter is a good idea. It's not and this thing saves so much time and effort that you'll question why you didn't buy it sooner.