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Cutting Corn off the Cob 101

Finally, a trick that will end all of that muttering under your breath as you attempt to separate kernel from cob: Behold, the bundt pan. Brilliant. Just brilliant—and simple as can be, thanks to the smart folks at Fine Cooking. Watch the video below on how to cut corn off the cob cleanly:

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