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___ peeler/corer, 1960s hand-cranked device that peeled, cored, and spiral-sliced a common red fruit for pie fillings — Daily Themed Crossword Answer

This clue appeared in the September 26 2026 Daily Themed Crossword. The answer is below, with its letter count.

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APPLE 5 letters

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