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Norpro Corn Cutter and Creamer, 16â€, Silver
  • Norpro Corn Cutter and Creamer, 16â€, Silver
  • Norpro Corn Cutter and Creamer, 16â€, Silver
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Norpro Corn Cutter and Creamer, 16â€, Silver

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Product Dimensions
0.75"L x 2.25"W x 16"H
Material
Stainless Steel
Color
Silver
Product Care Instructions
Hand Wash Only

Key features

  • Measures 16 inches/40.5cm
  • Stainless steel body and blade
  • Great for canning, freezing and storing summer corn
  • Adjustable straight edge
  • Hand washing recommended

Specifications

BrandNorpro
Product Dimensions0.75"L x 2.25"W x 16"H
MaterialStainless Steel
ColorSilver
Product Care InstructionsHand Wash Only
Blade MaterialStainless Steel
Item Weight0.25 Pounds
Blade ShapeRound
Operation ModeManual
DepartmentJanitorial
ManufacturerNorpro
Country of OriginChina
Item model number5402
ASINB00004UE6Y

About this product

Product Description Norpro 5402 Corn Cutter and Creamer Amazon.com When sweet corn grows as high as an elephant's eye, you'll want to pull out this corn creamer. Millions of households use it to extract the full flavor of sweet corn by shredding the kernels to release their milky juices and to "milk" corncobs of even more juices. Because it has a cutting blade as well as little shredding knives, the corn creamer can also be used to cleanly slice whole kernels from ears of corn. Either method produces corn immeasurably tastier than the canned version. The 17-inch, stainless-steel creamer is simplicity itself. Place it over a pan and butt the long end against a wall or other backstop. Place an ear of corn in the groove and push it over the shredders six or seven times. To slice kernels off a cob, raise the cutting blade by adjusting a screw, cover the shredders with the removable guard, and push the corn over the blade once. Add any combination of milk, cream, butter, salt, and pepper (maybe a pinch of sugar or cayenne, too), and heat either creamed corn or whole kernels gently. --Fred Brack

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