Luvan Plastic Grape Cutter for Toddlers,Cherry Tomatoes Blueburry Fruit Quarters Slicer Kitchen Utensils

Easy to use and sped up the fruit salad making process. i was making a fruit salad for 100 people and this grape cutter expedited the grape cutting process. I also used it to cut cherry tomatoes for the green salad. Going to get a couple more.

I love this thing! Wish I bought one sooner! My son is 2 and this thing makes it super easy and fast to cut up a bunch of grapes or strawberries or really any fruit that will fit into it. Makes small quartered peices easy for him to eat and puts mamas mind at ease. 😌

so easy to use. you need a little brush to clean it but overall, not bad. takes little effort to split those grapes and little tomatoes...and others too. i take care of my older mother who lives in memory care. i got tired of using the dull knives provided the residents when lunch arrives with whole grapes or other foods that need to be cut up to prevent choking. i carry this in my lunch bag it is light and compact and wont cut anyone by accident like a sharp knife might. super convenient.

I was pleasantly surprised how well this worked on cherry tomatoes and grapes. So happy I ordered it!!

What have you been missing your whole life for your toddler? This thing. If you or your toddler eat a lot of cherry tomatoes or grapes, this will save you a ton of time cutting in the kitchen. my older kids like to do it themselves even.

I always have trouble cutting cherry tomatoes let alone in quarters. But this does all that with ease. Some sizes were a little difficult to fit into it. But I love it

Great quick way to cut up grapes, olives, cherry tomatoes.

I have a toddler who loves grapes and I wish I had bought this sooner! It's amazing!

Like how easy to use..easy cleanup. Gets the job done quickly.

My three-year-old grandson had fun with our new “grape machine”. Under supervision, he was able to place the grape in the chamber and then I would squeeze it through the cutter. There was some difficulty getting the grapes to go through the cutter. Also large grapes would not fit in the chamber. It took some practice to be able to get the Cutter to work correctly. We found that holding it sideways to squeeze the grape through was best. Sometimes the grapes would not line up with the cutter making it difficult to cut. My grandson had fun eating his grape “bites” with a fork!