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Chef'n Cob Corn Stripper, Yellow (2)

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Description

2-Pack: Compact and easy-to-use corn strippers
Easily remove corn from the cob in one quick twisting/pushing motion
Durable stainless steel blades effortlessly strip kernels in seconds
Quickly add corn to any meal, from homemade salsa to southwestern salads
Top rack dishwasher safe

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Customer Reviews

Works GreatI stripped 15 ears of sweet corn in less than 5 minutes. 5Chefn Cob Corn Stripper, Yellow (2-Pack) ..I was disappointed with the Chefn Cob Corn Stripper, Yellow (2-Pack) ..It doesn't cut the corn off of the cob very well . Still had to go back with the knife to cut all of the corn off. I bought three of these, one for myself, one for daughter and daughter-in-law.Sorry I wouldn't recommend this item. Sally 1Not recommendedThis gets stuck half way through if you have big ears of corn. Twisting the cob until it finally makes it through leaves corn going everywhere. Once the cob makes it through my hand holding the tool would shoot forward and slam into the bowl sending corn flying.I'm going back to using a knife. Put a small bowl upside down in a large bowl. Place the corn on the small bowl and run your knife down the side of the cob. Easy enough. 1Not Good.They don't adjust to smaller or larger cobs. After using it I still ate much of the corn off of the cob. 1It works!I was skeptical when I got this product, but it works. The gadget consists of a metal cylinder with a serrated rim secured inside a somewhat larger plastic cylinder. How could the narrow diameter of the cutting cylinder actually fit an ear of corn? Then I remembered that I saw a TV guy gadget guy demonstrate how to use it. Place the narrow end of the shucked corn ear inside the serrated rim of the cutting cylinder and turn the gadget as you push the ear through the cylinder. The serrated edge cuts/strips the kernels from the cob. Match the speed and force you use to push the ear through the cutting cylinder to ensure that as much of the corn is cut off as possible. Tip: Use a plate or pie tin or a sheet of paper towel or wax paper to catch the kernels as they fall. When I use it I tend to create a wide scatter pattern. 5To cob or not to cob? Corny, but so darn cool...lol!Well if you like corn on the cob and then off simply. This is an awesome tool to decorn your cob. When I first seen it, I thought this is way to simple looking to work, but soon I was amazed at how simple it was to work. Fresh corn off the cob simply! Just be careful about the heat of your corn, cause this is still hands on. Use a cloth or silicone to pull corn cob through. So nice without any waste of kernel either. Mmm mmm great! 5Works well and fast with little waste.We love BBQ corn. Not so much on the cob but stripped and put into salad. This does a much nicer job than just cutting with a knife.Here's a tip: use a bundt pan and put the base of the corn in the hole, then strip down from the top. The pan will catch the kernels and save a big cleanup. 5This stripper can't handle a big cobMeh....I thought this would be a wonderful gift for my Grandson who just got braces. The major problem must be our California Sweet Corn, The cobs are just too big. Secondly, the inner cutting ring bent out of shape on the first try - and the cutting teeth bent straight up. So using the old fashioned knife routine will have to do. Sending it back as soon as he gets it back to me. 1Two Starsstill required lots of force 2Great Little GadgetI absolutely love this corn stripper. I cook my corn on the cob in the microwave for 4 minutes, in the shuck. Then I cut the bottom of the corn off, and squeeze the other end and the corn comes out cleaned of silks and all!! Then I use the corn stripper, cutting in one direction for half the ear, then turning it around to finish the other end. When I do this to two ears of corn, I have a nice bowl of whole kernel corn for 3 to 4 servings. Just adds a bit of butter and salt and it is so good. I used to cut it off by hand, but this stripper has really made it easy to get my corn off the cob. I haven't tried uncooked corn so I don't know how it would work with it, but I sure love it my way. I highly recommend it. 5

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