Stop wasting time picking kernels off the floor with this genius tip.
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If I buy corn on the cob, it's staying on the cob.
a tube pan or bundt pan works better for you do not have glass on glass that could shatter
0:29 you can clearly see kernels flying out of the bowl. As well at 0:36
Haha epic fail.
More dirty things, no thanks.
You can also use a bundt pan
I just use a bundt pan or a angel food pan!
An Easy, Mess-Free Way to Cut Kernels Off the Cob: http://youtu.be/BootSDeaOZ8
or use a bundt pan
Thanks. Now it's 12:30 am and I want corn on the cob. Great.
Why dirty bowls, cutting board, etc? Just lay the thing down on the plate you want it on and slice horizontally (without the pinch grip).
Why not just cut it on its side on a cutting board? What's the difference?
Lol, a sliced hand waiting to happen…..
A bundt pan works even better.
Even easier – use a bundt pan.
I was chasing rogue kernels around my kitchen a few days ago🌽🌽!! I will try this method next time.