Oxo's iconic vegetable peeler changed the game for vegetable peelers.

Founder Sam Farber created it for his wife Betsy, who had arthritis and struggled with her old metal peeler.

Karen Schnauwar heads up branding for Oxo,

and she loves the story.

We say the first Oxo peeler was created

for a pair of hands that someone loved more than their own. So we like talking about ourselves as a love story. A hidden benefit is that there's lots of exes and owes embedded within our logo.

Is your love language well designed kitchen tools? Well then learn more at

oxo.com. That's o'exo.com.

Hello proof listeners, it's Bridget. Now we hope that you enjoyed our first season of

proof. We had a lot of fun making it and we're working on season two. We're

going to have a whole new batch of fascinating stories.

We've got some cool food topics, deep dives into ingredients,

and well, we're going to answer some questions

that you didn't even know that you had about the food world.

I'm going to drop an episode every Thursday starting in the spring.

Now in the meantime we've got some bonus content that we're going to post every two weeks.

So you want to subscribe wherever you listen because you don't want to miss out on a single episode.

If you listen to season one of Proof, I hope that you enjoyed our deep dive on celery.

And if you haven't listened to it yet, go back, give it a

listen. It's great. It's called celery. Now in that episode we touched on

celery beverages, but today my colleague Jack Bishop has brought some celery tonic into the studio

so that I can try the stuff myself.

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