I think a good garlic press is great, but there are lots of shitty ones out there. Like the one I have that leave half the clove unpressed. I only use it when I'm lazy.
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We use something like this to chop garlic if we don't feel like doing it by hand. It's a lot more convenient than a full-size food processor, with the two of us.
You probably have more of a freelance type job with them? No?
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I love my garlic press - I don't even have to peel the garlic! I think it's a Zyliss.
Mincing is one of those things that I am terrible at. It's either whole cloves, large slices, or the press for my garlic.
I think it's a Zyliss.
I think Zyliss is the ATK recommended press.
I use this chopper because I have terrible knife skills, and I can never get the garlic peices small enough.
I really enjoy chopping garlic (and veggies in general), and one of the reasons I bought us new kitchen knives for Christmas was to have much shrper knives and improve my technique.
I buy my garlic in a jar, minced. It might cost me a little more, but saves me from stinky hands.
I use the mini-chop attachment on my stick blender to chop garlic since garlic presses are a PITA to clean sans dishwasher.