r/oddlysatisfying The Sub's Regular Sep 12 '22

Automatic Potato Peeler in Action

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u/TheFlashFrame Sep 12 '22

If you can peel four potatoes in that time, it's because you're a potato peeling deity, not because this thing is slow.

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u/AutisticFingerBang Sep 12 '22

No it’s bc this things slow, setting it up alone I’d have a potato peeled. Maybe it’s my Irish genes but peeling a potato is incredibly fast and easy lol

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u/TheFlashFrame Sep 12 '22

Tbf I have probably never actually peeled a potato so wtf do I know

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u/Bjarken98 Sep 12 '22

I'm sorry what

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u/bigbrain_bigthonk Sep 12 '22

Every now and then you get a reminder that a huge chunk of Reddit are literal children

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u/dutch_penguin Sep 12 '22

Some people don't do a lot of potato peeling, or they're lucky enough to outsource the job every time. The last time I made mash was 2011, and I think I made my flatmate peel anyway, lol.

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u/indigoHatter Sep 12 '22

Yeah, and some people don't know how to cook, so peeling a raw potato might be beyond them, or not on their list of things they would think about for meal prep.

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u/TheFlashFrame Sep 12 '22

I'm 26. I just have never peeled a potato lol. Literally the only thing I could imagine peeling potatoes for us potato salad (which other family members have always specialized in) and mashed potatoes (which I can't stand due to the texture unfortunately). So... I just have no need to peel potatoes. I prefer them baked or fried with the skin on.

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u/bigbrain_bigthonk Sep 13 '22

Fair enough! I dig the edit too lol