Drosselmeyer Nutcracker

There are many ways to crack a nut. But there is hardly a more elegant way than opening a nut with a Drosselmeyer. This nutcracker also uses the physics of the law of leverage, but uses mechanics much more effectively than other models. Simply put, this product consists of a cone and a lever. Due to the funnel-like shape, the nut always slides into a position without unnecessary play. In addition, the inside of the cone of the lever is provided with a profile, which guarantees an optimal hold. Even the slightest operation of the nutcracker has a direct effect on the shell. With other nutcrackers who use the lever law, you can quickly get your hand caught in carelessness. Since the amount of force required is not high with the Drosselmeyer principle and possible sources of danger were already taken into account during development, you can safely operate the article with one hand. The nut is located in the cone during cracking so that no shell parts can emerge on the side or downwards. Hold your free hand over the top and the remains of the bowl will collect in the nutcracker. Walnuts, hazelnuts, Brazil nuts, almonds or even macadamia nuts can now be cracked easily, safely and without unnecessary crumbs like never before. The mechanical principle of the throttle body reduces the force required by up to 80%.