Are your nuts too tough to crack? Too big for your present cracker? Too small?
Is your present system too slow? All work, no fun? A bit dangerous even?
Is the kernel damaged too often?
Well the WonderCracker will ease your worries! This cracker has been designed and built to solve those annoying nutty problems you have! Features
Solid stainless steel body means your new cracker will still look fantastic in years to come.
Quality stainless bearings for smooth operation. Bearings left visible so you can wonder at the workings.
With jaws extra narrow at the bottom and extra wide at the top this cracker will open the those tiny nuts and the biggies!
Long lever means it's easy work to crack even the toughest macadamia nut and still be gentle on the kernel.
Solidly constructed New Zealand grown wood bases for beauty and durability are options available. These are finished in pure tung oil to accentuate the grain's natural beauty and provide a tough water-resistant finish which does not darken noticeably with age.
Ohiwa Macadamias are sellers of macadamia nut products and the genuine WonderCracker nutcracker. Ohiwa Macadamias sell natural macadamia nuts, roasted, honey roasted, chocolate coated macadamia nuts, and macadamia spread.
Ohiwa Macadamias nutcracker comes with 3 cost options, and is the worlds best nutcracker, with a lifetime guarantee, and made in New Zealand!
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Ohiwa Macadamias is a beautiful orchard and well worth a visit. You can get some delicious macadamia nut products, home made ginger beer and will no doubt enjoy a level of customer service that is rarely experienced these days. Other reasons I regularly visit is that you're encouraged to enjoy what else is on offer too... a walk through the native, some fresh fruit straight off the trees or even help feed the chooks. This really is a slice of heaven.