The Baker's Hotline

July 11, 2017 at 1:52pm

In reply to by Nancy Brown (not verified)

That can be tricky, Nancy. We've found that the best tool here is time. Ripe peaches tend to "let go" of their pits much easier than semi-firm ones. You can also try cutting the peach into smaller segments that can be removed one at a time if you're dealing with a stubborn pit. If you find a tool or another technique that proves to be a life-saver here, please let us know! Kye@KAF
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