Top 10 Corn Peelers
for September 2023

The green plastic handle of the Magic Corn Peeler may be a little off-putting for some, but we found its grip to be good enough that we didn't mind. The corn peeler has a serrated blade that shaves off most of the corn kernels at once, and we found the peeling process to be much easier and faster than any other corn peeler we've tested. The corn peeler is also easy to store, and its small size and light weight make it easy to take along on camping trips, road trips, or picnics. The peeling process is quite loud, so be careful if you share a kitchen or stay over at a friend’s house. The corn peeler costs more than most, but it's very durable and should last for years. The peeling process takes only a minute, so it's ideal for cooking corn on the cob.

The Corn Peeler for removing corn kernels from the cob is a fairly basic tool, but it's effective, comfortable to use, and reasonably priced. The cup-shaped blade is sharp enough to easily strip kernels off the cob. The serrated edge is gentle enough to remove corn kernels without causing injury. The blade and cup handle are solid, and the body is made of 304 stainless steel, which resists rust and corrosion. The Corn Peeler also folds up compactly for storage, and it's lightweight enough to carry in a pocket or bag. However, the Corn Peeler isn't ideal for removing corn kernels from large cobs; the serrated edge is kind of wimpy, and the blade doesn't reach deep inside the corn. The Corn Peeler isn't as versatile as our other two picks for peeling corn, but it's the best choice for peeling corn off the cob.

For many home cooks, peeling corn is an annoyance, a chore, or both. The OXO Good Grips Corn Peeler makes quick work of this task. The durable stainless steel blade peels close to 5 rows of corn off the cob at once, and the blade is reversible, so you can peel the cobs in different orientations. The blade cover protects your hands when not in use and slides easily on and off for quick and easy clean up. The handle is angled at 15 degrees, which makes it easier to handle, and it's comfortable to hold. We liked how the OXO Good Grips Corn Peeler slid easily across the corn, and how it peels the corn off the cob with very little hassle. The one drawback to the OXO Good Grips Corn Peeler is its price. At $13, it's quite expensive, but considering how much work it saves you, it's money well spent.

The Corn Stripper is easy to use and maneuver. The bowl catches the kernels, so you don't need to worry about getting messy or food ending up on the bottom of the peeler. The bowl is also large enough to hold a bunch of corn. The serrations on the peeler are sharp enough to remove corn kernels with ease, and we've had no trouble peeling even the toughest kernels. While it's an inch thick, it's surprisingly light, and it's made of durable, heavy-gauge stainless steel. The serrations also make pulling out the corn a snap, and the peeler peels even the toughest of corns in just one pass. The bowl is easy to clean; just rinse it clean with cold water and wipe it dry. The bowl is large, so you can use it for other food as well, such as apples, potatoes, and carrots. The Peeler comes with a removable handle that makes it even easier to store and easier to cook with.

We like the Deluxe Corn Stripper because it's the best corncob peeler we tested. It peeled our corn easily, and it's easy to use. The stainless steel blades are sharp, which helps it remove corn kernels quickly. The handle is long enough for us to reach into the corn, and it's comfortable to hold. We liked that the corncob peeler came with three stainless steel blades, and that we could easily remove the blades by twisting them off. The Deluxe Corn Stripper also came with a hand protector, which makes it easier to hold the corncob peeler and protects our hands. The hand protector is also useful for other kitchen tools, such as a vegetable peeler. The corncob peeler comes with a small plastic spatula, which is useful for removing corn kernels from the cob. The Deluxe Corn Stripper is easy to clean, and it comes with two blades, one scraper, one hand protector, a small plastic spatula, and a cleaning brush.

This corn stripper is a well-made tool. It's made of solid stainless steel and coated with a rubber handle. The handle is curved, so it feels great in your hand, and it has a lip at the end so it doesn't slip off. Our only complaint is that the handle is too short, so it's sometimes difficult to grasp, and sometimes the lip gets in the way. It's also not as sharp as we'd like, so it doesn't peel the corn as cleanly as we'd like. But if you're peeling corn for your family, it's hard to beat the value. It's sturdy and reusable, it peels tightly, and it strips corn faster than any other tool we tested. The handle is long enough that it's easy to hold onto, but it's too short to use comfortably. And it's a bit too sharp for peeling corn, so it's best suited for shucking corn. Still, it's a solid value, and it's a great tool to have around for parties and family gatherings.

Magic Corn Peeler is a sleek, well-designed corn thresher. It's sturdy and well made, and it comes with a one-year warranty. The handle is comfortable to hold. While it's not the heaviest corn thresher we tested, it does feel solid enough to handle daily chores. It's also surprisingly easy to strip corn of kernels. The handle is curved, which makes for a nice grip, and the tines are sharp enough to penetrate even the thickest of corn cobs. The tines are adjustable, so you can thresh corn at various sizes. The tines are sharp enough to strip kernels from both ends of corn cobs, but be careful when threshing corn close to the cobs. We found that the tines strip corn of kernels more easily when the cob is a few inches away from the blade. The corn thresher also comes with three pairs of corn strippers, so you can thresh corn at various sizes. The corn thresher comes with a 1.5-cup bowl, so you can save the kernels you thresh. Overall, the Magic Corn Peeler is an easy-to-use and well-designed corn thresher, and it's sturdy enough to last for many years.

The Magic Corn Peeler is easy to use, and it's very effective. The corn peeling tool is very strong, and the blades are sharp, so corn is peeled quickly, with very little effort. The peeling tool is also gentle on the corn, so kernels remain intact and don't break. The peeling tool is easy to clean, and the handle is very comfortable to hold. The peeling tool has a simple, sleek design, and it's lightweight, so your hands will never fatigue while you're peeling corn. The Magic Corn Peeler comes with a user manual, and it's covered by a 2-year warranty.

Our top two picks for corn strippers are quite similar, so it's hard to tell which is the better buy. Both corn strippers remove corn kernels from cobs, so they're great for corn on the cob, popcorn, and grits. The corn strippers are pretty easy to use, although they leave a bit to be desired in terms of cutting power. The blades are sharp enough, but corn on the cob tends to stick in the blades and is more difficult to remove than popcorn kernels. The corn strippers work best with large-sized corn kernels, so they're best for larger-size cobs (about 3 to 4 inches in diameter). The corn holder does a decent job of keeping the corn strippers protected and makes it so it's easy to store them. The corn holder is adjustable to fit different sizes of corn. Overall, the corn strippers work well enough, and if you're just looking to remove corn kernels, they're excellent choices.

The Magic Corn Peeler works well, and the handle is comfortable enough to use for hours at a time. It's small and portable enough that you can carry it in a suitcase or backpack, and it's powerful enough to peel a lot of corn in a short time. However, it's not perfect. The handle isn't particularly wide, so it's a little difficult to peel corn that's grown too close together. Also, the corn bits aren't as clean as they could be. The corn gets lodged in between the blade and the handle, and it's hard to get rid of them. Finally, the blade can be a bit too sharp, so be careful when handling it. Overall, though, The Magic Corn Peeler works much better than the OXO Good Grips Corn Peeler, which was our former top pick, and we recommend it if you're on a budget.