Harold Import Co, Inc Corn Cutter

This wooden cutter relies on your own hand speed and pressure rather than a motor. While it requires more physical effort than an electric model, it offers better control over the depth of the cut and is much easier to clean and store.

Yes, the open design of the wooden frame accommodates most standard corn cob sizes. Because it is a manual tool, you can easily adjust your grip or angle to handle slightly thicker or thinner cobs.

No, the blade is fixed in place. It is designed to strip kernels at a standard depth that removes the majority of the corn without cutting too deeply into the cob itself.

Hand wash the cutter with warm, soapy water and dry it thoroughly immediately after use to prevent the wood from warping or cracking. Avoid soaking it in water or putting it in the dishwasher, as this will damage the wood over time.

For the cleanest results, hold the cutter steady on a flat surface or a cutting board and push the corn cob through the blade with a consistent, firm motion. Keeping the cob centered as you push will help ensure you get even strips of kernels.