Price: $24.95 - $21.21
(as of Dec 06, 2024 00:43:17 UTC - Details)

Product Description

Load

Place garlic in the extra large hopper - no peeling needed

Press & Cut

Press down to cut your garlic

Release

non-stick coating ensures you get all your garlic

Garlic Press with Improved Ergonomics: This garlic press is designed to fit comfortably in your hand for easy and efficient garlic mincing
Efficient Kitchen Accessories: This garlic press accommodates one or several small, unpeeled garlic cloves for effortless results
Mincer with Angled Teeth Design: This garlic press mincer is designed to ensure complete removal of garlic skins and full extraction of garlic bits and juice
Kitchen Accessories for Easy Cleanup: This garlic press features a nonstick coating and integrated cleaning tool, making it dishwasher safe and hand-wash recommended
Zyliss Kitchen Accessories: Zyliss kitchen tools are favored by everyday cooks & gourmet chefs alike
Reviewer: BBmb
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great garlic press!
Review: This press works really well. The little cleaning brush included is genius.

Reviewer: EJ
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: I never would imagine I'd be writing a 5-star review for a garlic press... but here we are.
Review: Please note: I am no chef so I do not have extensive knowledge of many kitchen utensils. But I do love to cook with garlic and have used my fair share of garlic presses.One of the last presses I owned was one of those heavy, chrome-plated numbers with the big soft EZ-grip handles. It may have been easy to grip but it was a mess to clean, even after I peeled the garlic--which was a requirement to use this thing. But I dealt with it because, hey! it's kind of fancy and probably top-of-the-line, and cleaning out garlic pulp with a toothpick was just a fact of life that every garlic lover had to endure.Then it broke. And for a time we were reduced to smashing our garlic like Neanderthals. That is until *this* little baby went on sale.When I received it, it didn't feel particularly solid. But it was on sale and eh... I'm pressing garlic, not walnuts. I did appreciate at the fact that I didn't need to peel the garlic, saving me more than a few seconds of prep, fumbling with the garlic skin like I was one of those 'before' videos in late night infomercial.However the real fun came with the cleaning: using the red garlic peel pokey-brush-thingie, the skin and mess all came out in one fell swoop! Any remaining tiny bits were easily dispatched with the skinnier pokey handle-end-thingie! And this magical little item is always at hand as it tucks happily away in the handle, ready to be popped out in a moment's notice! You do usually have to clean after every clove--and I always use more garlic. But the little red thingie is always at hand, waiting to scrub away another sticky peel.Pros:- Easy to use. Time spent removing garlic skin would be better spent pouring wine.- Easy to clean. Let me say there's something aesthetically pleasing using the garlic brush-a-mabob and getting those little bristles into all the little holes. It's like the bubble wrap of doing dishes.- The brush-a-mabob itself! It lives in the handle. Such engineering! Save your toothpicks for picking teeth or garnishing cocktails.Cons:- It does feel a little... light? for lack of a better word. I do honestly hope it lasts for a good long while. I've had too many squeezing-type kitchen tools snap in mid squeeze.- Price vs build. It's priced the same as other presses, though it does seem to be made of lighter material. I guess I will have to wait-and-see. If it lasts more than a couple years, then i think it was worth it.- Cleaning after every clove. Are there presses that effectively alleviate this? I have yet to find one.Overall:It's weird but I really do enjoy using this item. Maybe it's because its the first press I've used that didn't need pre-peeled garlic? Whatever the case, it's helped make our kitchen a little bit happier. Anytime I'm about to add garlic to a dish, I actually announce it so I can draw attention to the fact that I'm about to use the press. I think it's starting to annoy my girlfriend.

Reviewer: TH
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Works great
Review: Around Thanksgiving I happened to complain about our older garlic press which was the cheaper, sheet metal style press with the removable grate, so I bought this one and gave it to my wife for Christmas. She happened to buy me an Oxo brand one so we got to test both head-to-head. Overall, this one was our favorite due to the little nubs on the press, which really forces the garlic (and ginger) directly through the holes, and the little red tool which nests in the handle and makes it really easy to remove skin after pressing a clove. Easy to wash by just throwing in the dishwasher.Update: The red tool cannot hold up to the dishwasher if the silverware tray is on the bottom rack. The plastic softened which caused the alignment of the tool's teeth to change. We've since thrown the red tool away and just use a fork or butter knife to remove the skin from the press. I still highly recommend this press and would buy it again in a heartbeat.

Reviewer: Reinbeauchaser
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Best garlic press I've ever owned! A bit bulky, though, and it did not do well with skin on.
Review: I love that this garlic press actually presses garlic, like just about ALL of it. The only thing left behind is a thin layer of garlic.It did not do well with the skin on, however. I was disappointed with that. I ended up peeling subsequent garlic cloves before putting then into the press.The little brush and scraper that came with it does well to help clean it. Handy that it stores within the handle.It's lightweight but a bit bulky, and I have to squeezer really hard to express the garlic, but it does well, so I am happy with it.

Reviewer: Niena B
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great little kitchen gadget!
Review: I love cooking with garlic, but I don't love peeling or chopping it. This is a great little gadget. The cleaning tool works great too and I like that it can be stored in the handle. I read some reviews that said it broke right away. It seems like the metal is strong enough but you do have to be sure the press is lined up right with the hole that holds the garlic cloves before you squeeze. I guess if you have a strong enough grip you could break it. I get a lot more garlic out of this one that I did with my last garlic press that didn't have the angled teeth. It also feels comfortable in my hand and looks good too.

Reviewer: J. Kelleher
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: The best
Review: This is the best garlic press out there. I had an old Zyliss and it broke after many years of repeated use! So happy with this, it is new and improved!

Reviewer: Stephanie Paine-Topolic
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: No peeling needed!
Review: Fabulous gadget for garlic. Brought many d types but this on came thru and machine washable

Reviewer: Amazon Customer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Peak garlic press
Review: Extremely solid and durable. Feels great to use. Cleaning tool works and is durable.I used the previous version of this product for a decade and was struggling to replace it. All the other presses I tried were flimsy and felt bad to use.Finally looked into the same company and I'm happy to report this press is even better than their previous version.Has all the qualities I loved about the previous version + it presses the garlic more completely (less gets pushed up the sides) and the cleaning tool actually works.The cleaning tool on the previous version got bent pins after a couple of washing machine runs but this version doesn't have that problem. It also has a small 3-pin end if the main end gets bent pins or you just want to be more precise.A lot of care went into this design and it shows.

Reviewer: Josh
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Unlike the CuisinArt brand of garlic press (which we bought and returned), this thing works perfectly. Spend the little extra money and buy this once and for all time.It fully pushes all the garlic through, and doesnt flatten the garlic unto a tiny pancake at the bottom of the press like the CuisinArt does - this means almost total garlic extraction.Cleaning is simple with just soap and water; I don't think it's dishwasher safe, but it's so fast to clean manually that it doesn't really matter, and the slight inconvenience is negligible when compared to the item's garlic pressing performance.

Reviewer: hilstone7
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: I bought this to replace my 30 year old Zyliss garlic press. I didn't even consider buying another brand because my previous one lasted for so long. This is a wonderful tool and slightly improved on the old one - it now has a dimpled pressing plate and a larger crushing chamber. An excellent piece of kitchen kit!

Reviewer: fatima
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Buenísimo ya que no requiere ni pelar los ajos y es fácil de limpiar y al guardarlo no ocupa mucho espacio

Reviewer: Margarete
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Meine alte Presse war kaputtgegangen und da fiel die Entscheidung auf diese. Ich bin sehr zufrieden, was die Presse als Ergebnis "rausdrückt", nur die Reinigung ist etwas friemelig. Trotz der beigefügten innensteckenden Bürste muss man schon sehen, dass man alles rausbekommt. Ich weiche daher die Presse bei der Endreinigung immer erst ein, dann geht es besser. Aber alles in allem ein gutes Stück und die presst um ein Vielfaches besser als meine vorherige und ich hoffe, dass der Preis auch eine Langlebigkeit garantiert, da ich die Presse doch sehr häufig verwende.

Reviewer: Ivybridge
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Este espremedor de alho Zyliss é caro, convenhamos, mas faz o serviço proposto, é perfeito. Ao contrário de muito espremedor de alho, é forte, resistente. O alho, mesmo o dente grande, é espremido com a pelezinha totalmente restando somente a pele sem resíduo de alho. Fácil de limpar. Quem deseja um ótimo espremedor de alho e não quer ficar gastando dinheiro em muitos espremedores irritantes, esta é uma boa opção.