This viral TikTok hack changed the way we pit peaches (and nectarines and cherries).
The great peach has been many things throughout time—a symbol for sexual awakening in everything from Renaissance art through contemporary media, a vessel for a fictional boy and his friends to traverse distant lands, poison in Parasite, a dirty emoji—but never has it ever been easy to pit.
Of course, it’s possible others have been using pliers like this long before her video—a comment from @hypno_granny read, “I bought pliers specifically for the kitchen because I use them so often.' The needle-nose plier technique is most helpful when dealing with clingstone peaches, but works with freestone peaches as well if one really can’t be bothered to slice them in half.
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