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Stripping corn by hand means sore hands, a slipping knife, and kernels scattered across the counter. This peeler settles all three. Line it up with the rows, slide it down the cob the way you would use a large vegetable peeler, and the kernels come away in a clean run instead of flying in every direction while you chase them around the cutting board.
Speed comes from the width of the blade. It catches three to four rows of kernels in a single pass, so a cob takes a few smooth swipes and a quarter turn rather than a long careful session with a knife. The motion is natural enough that a first attempt goes well, and prepping corn for salads, salsa, chowder, or the freezer stops being the slow part of dinner.
The tool is made from restaurant-grade stainless steel that resists rust and holds its edge through heavy seasonal use. A smooth, polished surface keeps kernels from sticking as you work and rinses clear in seconds when you are finished. Store it in the utensil drawer between corn seasons, keep it dry, and it will be sharp and ready the next time a bag of fresh cobs comes home from the market.
Shipping is free on US orders over fifty dollars. Below that a flat rate applies, and it is always shown at checkout before you pay. Most orders leave our warehouse within one to two business days. You have thirty days from delivery to return anything, with no restocking fee.
Stripping corn by hand means sore hands, a slipping knife, and kernels scattered across the counter. This peeler settles all three. Line it up with the rows, slide it down the cob the way you would use a large vegetable peeler, and the kernels come away in a clean run instead of flying in every direction while you chase them around the cutting board.
Speed comes from the width of the blade. It catches three to four rows of kernels in a single pass, so a cob takes a few smooth swipes and a quarter turn rather than a long careful session with a knife. The motion is natural enough that a first attempt goes well, and prepping corn for salads, salsa, chowder, or the freezer stops being the slow part of dinner.
The tool is made from restaurant-grade stainless steel that resists rust and holds its edge through heavy seasonal use. A smooth, polished surface keeps kernels from sticking as you work and rinses clear in seconds when you are finished. Store it in the utensil drawer between corn seasons, keep it dry, and it will be sharp and ready the next time a bag of fresh cobs comes home from the market.
Shipping is free on US orders over fifty dollars. Below that a flat rate applies, and it is always shown at checkout before you pay. Most orders leave our warehouse within one to two business days. You have thirty days from delivery to return anything, with no restocking fee.
1. FREE US SHIPPING OVER $50
Orders of fifty dollars or more ship free anywhere in the United States. Below that a flat rate applies, worked out by weight and destination, and it is always shown at checkout before you pay. Nothing is added afterwards.
2. THIRTY DAYS TO CHANGE YOUR MIND
You have thirty days from delivery to send something back, and there is no restocking fee. If an item arrived damaged, faulty or not as described, we pay the return postage and either replace it or refund you in full.
3. A PERSON ON THE OTHER END
Email support@appeel.org with a question, an order number or a problem and a person replies within one business day. No ticket queue, no chatbot loop, no waiting a week to hear back about a parcel.
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