Is there a good, clean way to pit black olives?
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I wanted to pit a black olive, like a Kalamata, and retain the shape - is there a good clean way to take the pit out?
Best Answer
Two Options which work for both olives and cherries:
Use a drinking straw and push through one end until you hit the pit and keep pushing until the pit comes out.
Use a large paper clip partially opened so that the end can be used for inserting and pushing the pit through.
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Answer 2
i've heard that cherry pitters work. (like this one: http://tinyurl.com/37rzuab)
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