The OXO Steel Garlic Press combines the durability of zinc with the sleek elegance of stainless steel. The large capacity garlic chamber accommodates several garlic cloves and the built in plastic cleaner efficiently removes garlic reside. Soft, non-slip grips provide cushioning when pressing garlic
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Product Details
Product Length:
8.0 inches
Product Width:
7.75 inches
Product Height:
0.54 inches
Product Weight:
9.0 pounds
Package Length:
7.5 inches
Package Width:
3.8 inches
Package Height:
1.9 inches
Package Weight:
1.0 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 179 reviews
Features
Durable zinc and stainless-steel construction
Large capacity garlic chamber
Built-in cleaner pushes out pulp
Comfortable, soft grips
Safe to use in dishwasher
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: ( 179 customer reviews )
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175 of 178 found the following review helpful:
My Special, Steely Friend Jan 07, 2006
By H. Murphy I'm afraid I've developed an unhealthy relationship with this garlic press. It's so shiny, and has such lovely heft. Most important, it presses garlic with an incredibly smooth and powerful action. I've started to add way more garlic than normal, just so I can keep using the press.
Post-press, you simply flip over the handle and the nonstick pokey side pushes the garlic remains cleanly out. I usually gather those remains and smush them all back in for a final press. I just can't get enough...
When I'm finished, I just lay it flat in the top section of the dishwasher. It comes out perfectly clean and shiny each time.
You'll love it. Trust me.
71 of 72 found the following review helpful:
They just don't make 'em like they used to... HOW NICE! Dec 14, 2005
By David E. Anderson
"Gadget Geek Deluxe"
This is the best garlic press I have ever seen for any price, ever. Fresh garlic makes such a huge difference. I've gone through about five different presses, and all of them had something I didn't like... except this one!
The cleaner is attached so that it won't get lost. This thing is built like a tank.
I never peel my garlic first. I just toss it in, give it a squeeze, then rotate the handle around to pull out the peel. Rinse it right when you use it, and you'll never have to run it through the dishwasher.
I bought this about a year ago when I lost my previous press. My mother-in-law (who has carpel tunnel syndrome) used it, fell in love with it, and bought her own. Now, I'm buying one as a gift for a friend that thinks cooking with fresh garlic is a pain - he's in for a surprise.
This is hands down the easiest to clean, toughest, and best built garlic press on the market. Way to go OXO!
67 of 68 found the following review helpful:
Hefty time-cutter! Feb 20, 2006
By nsomniak6
"lcslone"
I LOVE this garlic press! I bought it based on the reviews here and I am so glad that I did. I had previously purchased a Kuhn Rikon and it was near impossible for me to smash a clove of garlic; I had to ask my boyfriend to help. I also had a no name one that wasn't bad, but I thought maybe I was missing something when people raved about having a garlic press. I have a hard time mincing garlic with a knife, so I thought I would give this one a try even though the Zyliss had higher ratings on America's Test Kitchen. It really is very sturdy and since it has such a wide opening you can smash 2-3 cloves at a time. You barely have to exert much pressure and it cleans up pretty easily. I will probably have this one the rest of my life because it is so well made. I am very thrilled with this purchase!
31 of 31 found the following review helpful:
curse it every time I use it Nov 26, 2010
By pdj The plastic and metal handles slip off almost every time I use it, and water gets caught in the space under these coverings on cleaning, resulting in dish water dripping out on next use.
75 of 83 found the following review helpful:
soapy water with your garlic Sep 21, 2007
By Carolyn Castor I thought this garlic press was awesome for about two weeks. One day as I was pressing garlic into a bowl of ingredients, soapy water began leaking out. The hollow handles, although comfortable, allow for water to collect. To use this press I've had to strip the exterior handles off. While the press still works, it is no longer comfortable to use.
based on 179 reviews
My Special, Steely Friend Jan 07, 2006
By H. Murphy
curse it every time I use it Nov 26, 2010
By pdj
