Chef'n Cob Corn Stripper, Sweetcorn Kernel Remover Tool, Yellow, 7 x 5 cm

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Our next option is perfect for professionals who have to peel lots of vegetables during meal prep. The Mueller 4 in 1 Swift Julienne Corn Peeler is an all-in-one tool designed to separate kernels from cobs, peel potatoes, carrots, cucumbers, oranges, and more. This cute little corn peeler caught our attention due to its design and affordability, with it being no slouch in the functionality department either. The Joie Corn Star Corn Peeler features a contoured grip on one end and sharp stainless steel blades on the other. It offers a secure, comfortable grip that allows you to peel the kernels without much difficulty.

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Corn peelers come in various shapes and sizes. Some are unitaskers, and others are multitaskers, so how do you find the right one for yourself? Read the buyer’s guide below to find out. Key Considerations When all the corn is cut off the cobs, spread the kernels onto a lined tray of a dehydrator. You don't necessarily have to line the tray, but I have found that fewer kernels fall through the holes of the dehydrator if you line the tray with parchment paper.For the frozen corn, I used measuring cups only. 1 cup of frozen corn made a little over half a cup of dried kernels and amounted to half a cup of cornmeal. Next, add some of the corn spice grinder. (You likely won’t be able to fit all of it in at one time so it is totally fine to grind it in batches.) (Picture 7) Yep! You can dehydrate your corn in the oven. Set the heat as low as you can possibly set it (mine only gets to 180°F) and spread the kernels out on a cookie sheet covered with parchment paper or a baking mat. The unfortunate thing about an oven is it can get too hot, so you might have to keep turning the heat on and off to keep from burning the corn.

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And there you have it; these are just some of the unique and interesting tools that make cooking that much easier. Of course, if you want to make use of these tools in the perfect environment, you’ll need your dream kitchen as well. With a yearly search volume of 2,570, it might not be the most sought-after gadget, but those who do own one vouch for its usefulness. In many cases, you’ll even be able to find a board that perfectly fits into your sink, providing a stable chopping surface while you work. 6. The corn peeler Next, cook your corn using your favorite method. I like to make it in my Instant Pot using the method in this blog post (but not cooking it as long as I would if I was eating it.) You can also make it in the microwave or by boiling the corn in water. And while they might currently only be featured in 1,830 searches a year, herb scissors make a big difference, and we think they will soon become a popular kitchen item. 8. The avocado slicer

I love that it is such a rich yellow color and you can really see that it is made from actual corn.