Not all can openers are easy to use, but a good one should be effortless. Too many can openers, especially the traditional hand crank models, take actual elbow grease to open. Some can openers are ...

What we like: This can opener is one of the few options that accommodates the left-handed folks in your life. What to know: Made mostly of plastic, the Lefty’s can opener lacks the heft of some ...

When you use one of the best can openers, on the other hand, the job is a breeze: The blade clamps firmly onto the can a6nd the knob turns readily, while the handles remain secure in your hand.

The handle should feel good in the hand, and the knob should turn ... The EZ-Duz-It was one of the few can openers we tested that could remain securely latched onto cans. Photo: Sarah Kobos ...

While manual openers get the job done ... still mastering the art of cooking dinner with one hand while holding a baby in the other—electric can openers can be as essential as a sharp chef ...

Using a can opener is the easiest and most efficient ... Holding the knife handle with one hand, use your other hand to hit the knife. You’ll want to use the hard part of your palm (either ...

Amazon Have you ever wrestled with a hand-held can opener and spilled the tin contents, one too many times? If you frequently use canned tomatoes, beans, chickpeas and other staple ingredients in ...