Best Way to Store Corn Cob Holders?

Updated on December 13, 2017
❤.M. asks from Santa Monica, CA
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How can I store them? I need a new way. They keep poking me when I reach into the utensil drawer.

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W.W.

answers from Washington DC on

I put them in a tupperware container. I put have also stored them in the top part of the utensil container I have. However, what's worked best is the Tupperware container...

if you don't want to spend the money on tupperware - this will work too

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M.G.

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Ours are in a little tupperware box in our cupboard.

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G.♣.

answers from Springfield on

Mine came in a box about the size of a soap dish. I just keep them in their and keep the box in the utensil drawer. I'm sure you could find a box about that size to use.

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B.C.

answers from Norfolk on

Any little box or container will do.

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D.B.

answers from Boston on

Most of them can be stuck together - put the prongs of one toward the prongs of the other, turning one of them 90 degrees, and insert the prongs of one into the handle of the other.

If that doesn't work or you have an older set without that feature, get a little box or see-through tupperware container - you're probably putting them away for the season anyway, right? I keep my corn stuff (holders, brush, etc.) with my summer BBQ things (grill utensils, paper plates, citronella candles, picnic tablecloth) in a cabinet in the basement.

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T.S.

answers from San Francisco on

LOL I remember these growing up! Seriously you don't need them. Corn on the cob is no different than a hot dog or a piece of pizza or a sandwich or a taco, you don't need a "holder" just use your hands :-)
Though if you insist I would suggest putting them in a baggie before tossing them in the drawer.

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H.M.

answers from Dallas on

Get a cork board or something like that you can poke them in.

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N.B.

answers from Oklahoma City on

I love mine. We keep them in a coffee cup in the upper cabinets.

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T.F.

answers from Dallas on

Mine are by Tupperware and they snap together. Love them. They are no longer carried by Tupperware! I regret not buying 3 sets!!

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T.D.

answers from Springfield on

my grandmother in law uses wine corks. just pokes them into the cork and voila no pokey parts. (she drinks more wine than she eats corn too so there is always corks around should one start to fail its new job of protecting from pointy corn holders.)

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J.K.

answers from Wausau on

I use cutlery trays in my drawers. The corn holders go in a section near the top of the tray out of the way.

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