| No more cutting yourself. No more flinging tomato sauce across the room.
  We finally found a good can opener  When we originally set out to find the best manual can opener in 2017, we were on the look out for a sharp, safe, easy-to-grip one, with a classic manual-use design. Simple enough, right? You'd think so, but given that our Commerce Editor Emily Johnson has a tomato sauce stain on her ceiling from a can opener gone rogue, we weren't so sure.
A few years later, we thought maybe this simple device could have gotten an update. This month, we tested the original two winners against two new models.
Here are the results. Find the best manual can openers below. To learn more about our testing method and what we look for in the best manual can opener, click below to read the full review. The Winners When you buy something through our retail links, we earn an affiliate commission.
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Monday, February 21, 2022
We finally found a good can opener
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