Norpro Corn Cutter, 10.5",Yellow

It bent easily and was hard to use

I mean it does the job, slow results but require icing a flat scraper to get the rest. I tears into the cobb so you get bits of cob mixed in. Maybe with time I'll get better at it. No good for young silver queen. Cobs must be fully filled out

Works great! I did find that when pinching it down for the cob size the shape resembles more of a football than a circle and requires 2 passes (one, then turn 90 degrees and run through again) to take all the corn off. Definitely faster than cutting with a knife!

I purchased two of these for use when we froze sweetcorn this year. Last year I froze 72 quarts of sweetcorn using a handheld sweetcorn knife - it was much better than using a standard knife but my hand was still super cramped after two nights of cutting. . .and cutting. . .and cutting. After seeing a similar product on a youtube video being used in conjunction with a drill to cut sweetcorn I had to give it a shot. I bought two so my dad and I could both use them. In short - it made a HUGE difference. We froze 76 quarts of sweetcorn this year, and the total time - picking it, shucking it, blanching it, and cutting it, was about 6 hours. The cutting was SOOO much faster with these and a drill. We found quickly that we needed to use paddle bits - stab them into the end of the corn - have the drill in reverse (looking at the teeth on the cutter, it's designed to be spun clockwise, so the corn needs to spin counter clockwise) and then we sent ear after ear of corn through them. We like to scrape the cob pretty clean so the corn has an almost creamed texture in with the kernels and this even did an amazing job with that. This was the easiest ever for preparing sweetcorn to be frozen or canned. I would definitely recommend trying this product.

Bought to use with a drill to freeze sweetcorn. But the teeth were facing the wrong direction. Unlike the 2 i already have. The drill would have to be in reverse thus backing the screw out of the cob

takes corn off easy for lunch

We put 50 quarts of corn up in the freezer cut off and this made the process so much easier

Bought these a little late for corn season so have no real experience review. Yet can't see why it will not do as it is advertised from the looks of it and the youtube vids I've seen of people using them combined with a cordless drill. But can see the pop rivits holding the cutter to the handle could definitely be a weak point as has been pointed out by others that have broken them. Although it will be easy enough to install a couple of stainless steel bolts and nuts in their place if it ever happens.