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How To Remove A Corn Quickly. Here's how to do it. Trim the stem end of the corn using a sharp knife. #corn #uk #missfootfixerthanks for watching the video and please show some support. Corns are hard, thickened areas of the skin. Once you get the hang of it, shucking corn — and removing all the silks — is a breeze. Place as many trimmed ears of corn as you want to cook on a large plate. Crush five or six uncoated aspirin tablets and mix with equal parts apple cider vinegar and water. You can get rid of corns naturally overnight with a pain reliever. You need to cut enough that the stem is completely removed and the husk is detached from the bottom of the cob, but not so much that you lose a lot of kernels. Shucking corn can be messy and take a long time (the corn silk always gets everywhere!) but this method makes it so much simpler, without all the cleanup.

Crush five or six uncoated aspirin tablets and mix with equal parts apple cider vinegar and water. Trim the stem end of the corn using a sharp knife. Here's how to do it. Shucking corn can be messy and take a long time (the corn silk always gets everywhere!) but this method makes it so much simpler, without all the cleanup. #corn #uk #missfootfixerthanks for watching the video and please show some support. Corns are hard, thickened areas of the skin. You can get rid of corns naturally overnight with a pain reliever. You need to cut enough that the stem is completely removed and the husk is detached from the bottom of the cob, but not so much that you lose a lot of kernels. Place as many trimmed ears of corn as you want to cook on a large plate. Once you get the hang of it, shucking corn — and removing all the silks — is a breeze.

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How To Remove A Corn Quickly Place as many trimmed ears of corn as you want to cook on a large plate. Shucking corn can be messy and take a long time (the corn silk always gets everywhere!) but this method makes it so much simpler, without all the cleanup. Here's how to do it. Corns are hard, thickened areas of the skin. You need to cut enough that the stem is completely removed and the husk is detached from the bottom of the cob, but not so much that you lose a lot of kernels. Once you get the hang of it, shucking corn — and removing all the silks — is a breeze. Trim the stem end of the corn using a sharp knife. Place as many trimmed ears of corn as you want to cook on a large plate. You can get rid of corns naturally overnight with a pain reliever. Crush five or six uncoated aspirin tablets and mix with equal parts apple cider vinegar and water. #corn #uk #missfootfixerthanks for watching the video and please show some support.