Electric Garlic Chopper That Minces Garlic in Seconds
Mince garlic, chili and onion in seconds without a knife or a board. One press runs the blade for a 6-10 second cycle, and the clear bowl shows the result as it forms. Cordless, USB charged, and small enough for one hand on the counter.
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Mince garlic, chili and onion in seconds without a knife or a board. One press runs the blade for a 6-10 second cycle, and the clear bowl shows the result as it forms. Cordless, USB charged, and small enough for one hand on the counter.
Chop garlic and more in seconds with one press
- time-consuming manual chopping of garlic and chili
- tears and mess from cutting onions and chili
- hard-to-mince meat at home
Minced garlic in seconds, not minutes
Before: peeling, chopping and wiping tears off your face while dinner waits. After: one press, a 6-10 second run, and aromatics ready for the pan.
Four steps from whole clove to fine mince

One press does the work
A single press runs the blade for a 6-10 second cycle. Insert the blade, add the garlic, press, and take the mince out. There is no second setting to remember and no chopping rhythm to learn.

Cordless, anywhere on the counter
The body runs on a 3.7V battery and charges over USB, so there is no cord trailing near the stove. The battery indicator light tells you when it needs a charge. At 8.7cm wide, it sits beside the cutting board without crowding it.

See it through the clear bowl
The glass-clear bowl shows the mince as it forms, so you know when to stop. Pour straight from the bowl into the pan or a small dish, with no scraping out of a board.
Four steps from clove to mince
- 1Insert the blade
Fit the stainless steel blade assembly into the clear bowl before you add any food.
- 2Add garlic
Peel the cloves and drop them in. Fill below the max line, and work in batches for larger amounts.
- 3Press the switch
Give the one-touch switch a short press. Check the texture through the bowl and press again if you want it finer.
- 4Take out in 6-10 seconds
Tip the mince straight into the pan or a small dish. Rinse the bowl and blades right after use.
Everything you need, nothing you don't
- Chopper main unit×1
Glossy white body with a grey top ring, press switch and battery indicator light
- Clear bowl×1
Transparent glass bowl that shows the mince as it forms and pours out cleanly
- Blade assembly×1
Stainless steel blades on a detachable base
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
The 100ml suits one or two cloves, a chili or a small batch of paste, and it is the easier choice for a single cook. The 250ml is for meat, onion and bigger sauce batches. It stands 9.7cm tall against 7.7cm for the 100ml, so measure your cupboard before you pick.
Rinse both right after use, then dry the blade assembly fully before you store it. Water left in the base can dull the blades over time and leave residue around the joints. The bowl has smooth walls, so a quick rinse clears most garlic and chili residue.
Yes. Cut chili or onion into chunks that fit the bowl, press in short bursts, and check the texture before you add more. The packaging shows onion, chili and minced meat results, so the same press handles all three.
For a clove or a small chili, the press is faster than setting out a board and knife, and there is no board to wash afterwards. Keep your knife for the big jobs. If you prep aromatics most weeknights, the minutes add up across a week of dinners. If you only mince garlic now and then, a garlic press stainless is the manual option.
The chopper charges over USB and a light shows the battery state. Each run is only 6-10 seconds, so a short prep session uses very little charge. The packaging does not list run time per charge, so treat that as something you will learn in your first week of use.
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