Lehman's Corn Cutter

For the most stability, lean the long end of the cutter against the side of a large dishpan or bowl. Hold the corn cob firmly and pull it downward against the stainless steel blades, letting the container catch the kernels as they fall.

Yes, this cutter is designed to handle both whole kernels and creamed corn. By adjusting your pressure and technique, you can scrape the cob to release the milky interior for a creamed style, or cut deeper for whole kernels.

The handle is smooth-sanded and shaped to provide a natural, ergonomic grip. While it is a manual tool, the wood is comfortable to hold even when you are processing a large harvest of corn.

To keep the wood in good condition, hand wash the tool with mild soap and warm water immediately after use and dry it thoroughly. Avoid soaking it in water or putting it in the dishwasher, as this can cause the wood to warp or crack over time.

No, the blades are fixed in place. This design ensures consistent, reliable performance without the need for complex adjustments or moving parts that could break down during heavy use.