🌰 Animal-Shaped Walnut Cracker 🐾 | Seat the Walnut & Press to Split the Shell
🌰 Animal-Shaped Walnut Cracker 🐾 | Seat the Walnut & Press to Split the Shell
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🌰 Animal-Shaped Walnut Cracker 🐾 | Seat the Walnut & Press to Split the Shell
Animal-shaped tabletop walnut cracker
Seat the Walnut.
Press to Crack.
The ridged lower jaw cradles a whole walnut beneath the scalloped upper edge. Press the rear lever to bring the jaws together around the shell.
Ridged lower jaw with a place to rest the walnut.
Rear lever and side pivot bring the jaws together.
Flat tabletop foot rests on the work surface.
01 · Set up on the table
Give Cracking
Its Own Spot.
Before · A bowl of whole walnuts
The nuts are ready to share, and their shells still need opening.
After · A place to crack each one
Set the cracker beside the bowl. Its flat foot rests on the tabletop beneath the side pivot and jaws.
02 · Position the walnut
Rest It
on the Ridges.
Before · A round shell to line up
A whole walnut can shift as you position it for cracking.
After · The shell sits in the jaw
Rest the walnut on the textured lower jaw so it sits beneath the scalloped upper edge before you press.
03 · Press the rear lever
Open Jaws.
Press the Lever.
Before · Room for the whole walnut
The jaws sit open around the walnut with the shell resting on the lower ridges.
After · The jaws meet the shell
Push down on the rear handle. The lever turns at the side pivot and brings the jaws together around the walnut.
04 · See the shell split
From Whole Shell
to an Open Seam.
Before · The kernel is enclosed
The whole shell surrounds the walnut kernel.
After · A crack you can open
Once the shell starts to split, open the jaws and lift out the walnut. Pull apart the loosened shell to reach the kernel.
05 · Walnuts at the table
Crack a Few.
Pass Them Around.
Before · Whole walnuts in the bowl
Each walnut needs to be opened before the kernels can go on the serving board.
After · Pieces ready to share
Separate the kernels from their shells and set the pieces out for a shared snack. Keep the cracker beside the bowl for the next round.
06 · A closer look at the jaws
Ridged Below.
Scalloped Above.
The lower jaw supports the walnut along its ridges while the scalloped upper edge meets the shell as you lower the lever. From the side, you can see how the nut sits between them.
07 · The sculpted profile
A Pointed Ear.
A Polished Finish.
A pointed ear and sculpted eye give the cracker its animal-shaped profile. The polished silver tone stands out beside the warm brown of the walnuts.
Design details
The Cracker at a Glance.
Tabletop cracking of whole walnuts
Ridged lower jaw and scalloped upper edge
Rear lever with a round side pivot
Animal-shaped head, flat foot, and polished silver tone
FAQ
Before the First Crack.
Where does the walnut sit?
Place a whole walnut that fits between the open jaws on the lower ridges, directly beneath the scalloped upper edge.
How do I bring the jaws together?
Rest the flat foot on the tabletop, position the walnut, and press the rear lever down to close the jaws around the shell.
What do I do once the shell splits?
Open the jaws, lift out the cracked walnut, and separate the loosened shell from the kernel.
