Quick Tip: How to Pit Cherries Without a Pitter May 21 2012, 11 Comments
Pitting cherries can be as easy as child's play! Here's a simple way to pit cherries without a pitter.
A cherry pitter may be a convenient gadget when it comes to making cherry pie, but in the service of clutter control it's a kitchen tool that I can live without. Instead, when cherry season is in full swing we use a simple tool that's already in our kitchen: a pastry tip. My kids love this pitting project -- but be warned, it can get messy! Be sure to wear clothes that can handle a stain or two.
How to Pit Cherries Without a Pitter
Step 1: Wash the cherries. Find a pastry tip, preferably star shaped.
Step 2: Remove the stems.
Step 3: Place the cherry, stem side down, on top of the pastry tip. Press gently and presto, out pops the pit!
Step 4: Enjoy!
Do you have a trick for how to pit cherries without a pitter? Share your tips!
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Renee on September 07 2012 at 03:39PM
I also used the round end of the bobby pin. Always works great.
Batyah on September 07 2012 at 03:26PM
you can use a straw too. those “glass” ones most people have now work great!
Katsie72 on September 07 2012 at 03:14PM
I grew up baking with my mom and we always used bobby pins (the round side) for cherry pitting! Easy and always had them around!
Jennifer on May 25 2012 at 01:15PM
No kidding! I generally try to avoid “single use” kitchen tools — it helps keep down on kitchen clutter! Glad this simple tip was helpful to you :)
Kate on May 24 2012 at 09:55AM
This is so great! I had a cherry pitter on my ‘maybe for some birthday or other’ list, but I love not buying unnecessary new things! Thank you so much.