🌽 Optimized Grip Corn Peeler, Stripper Knife for Corn, Kitchen Tool to Safely Remove Corn Kernels with Vertical Serrated Blade Review

This corn stripper is easy to use and you don't have corn halfway down the kitchen, perfect for me. I carry one in my suitcase when I go to my daughters, they roast a lot of corn.

Surprised by bad reviews. I find it quick and easy to use. I actually bought 3. The first broke. I am still using the second one and just bought one for my daughter.

For cutting corn on the cob, cutting tool could be sharper. I was looking for something easier than using a knife, but it wasn't. I would like to send it back but I have used it.

The tool slides over the corn, not under. It takes VERY strong pressure to hold it on the cob to separate the corn. Much easier with just a knife. No fan. in the trash!

Only about 3-4 columns are peeled at once and half the depth. Creates a mush rather than a clean, crispy crust. Might be ok if you're cooking creamed corn, but not great if you want half-full grains. Fair idea, poor overall result. I recommend looking elsewhere.

This device is comfortable to hold thanks to its very ergonomic design. It feels sturdy and the overall design is good. When I first used it on raw corn I was surprised at how easily it came off the cob. And with boiled corn it was even easier. A good product! This should be your choice when looking for a corn stripper.

I bought this for my mother in law who is 78 years old. She is very easy to hold and peel corn on the cob. Personally I've had it for years and when a company comes along they like it and want to know where to buy it. Found the same successfully on Revain. A great tool to add to your odd paraphernalia drawer.

It doesn't work as expected, when I try to peel corn from the cob it doesn't go very deep and I have to do it several times and then I get the texture of corn porridge is not like that big as I had hoped. Maybe I'm using it wrong or something. Maybe I should watch some videos of people doing it because it's something new to me. Maybe there is a learning curve