Garlic Press Stainless Steel Mincer for Fresh Garlic Paste
Garlic goes from whole clove to fine paste in one squeeze, with no peeling, board or knife. The press and masher share one compact chrome body, so dinner starts faster and the counter stays clear. Built for cooks who prep garlic most weeknights.
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Garlic goes from whole clove to fine paste in one squeeze, with no peeling, board or knife. The press and masher share one compact chrome body, so dinner starts faster and the counter stays clear. Built for cooks who prep garlic most weeknights.
Crush, press, or mash garlic in one tool, no peeling or chopping needed
- sticky hands and chopping mess
- uneven or chunky minced garlic
- hard-to-clean cutting board and knife work
Minced garlic in seconds, no peeling or mess
Tired of sticky fingers and uneven chopped garlic? Press and mash cloves into fine paste in one step, then rinse and move on.
Two jobs, one compact press
Press cloves without peeling
Whole cloves go into the perforated bowl and come out as fine paste. You skip the knife, the board and most of the clean-up that comes with them.

Mash in one tool
Flip the tool over and the perforated masher plate turns pressed garlic into a smooth mash for sauces, dressings and butter. Both sides work on the same tool, so there is no second gadget in the drawer.

Grip that stays steady
Black soft-touch grips sit on a thickened zinc alloy body with a sturdy pivot hinge. Your hand stays steady as you press, and the force goes straight through the holes.
From whole clove to paste in three moves
- 1Load the clove
Drop a whole clove into the perforated bowl. Peeled or lightly peeled cloves press most cleanly, and large chunks should be trimmed so they fit the bowl without forcing the handles.
- 2Press the handles
Close the handles slowly. Fine paste comes through the holes onto your plate or straight into the pan.
- 3Flip and mash
Turn the tool over to use the masher plate for a smoother mash. Scrape the paste off, then rinse the chamber under warm water.
Rinse it right after you cook
- Rinse right away
Run warm water through the chamber after each use and tap out any leftover bits.
- Hand wash only
Mild soap and a soft brush keep the chrome bright. Dry it fully before you put it away.
- Skip the dishwasher
Repeated hot cycles can dull the chrome finish and loosen the soft grips over time.
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The body is thickened zinc alloy with a polished chrome finish and a solid feel in the hand. It is not a full stainless build, so treat it with care. Hand washing and a dry finish keep it looking sharp through daily weeknight use.
Peeling is not required for the press to work, but loose skins can get in the way. Pull off the papery skin from the cloves you plan to press for the cleanest paste.
Rinse the chamber under warm water right after you cook and tap out any bits. Garlic that dries in the holes is what makes a press hard to clean, so that rinse is the step that matters.
It measures about 16 cm long, which fits in a standard drawer beside your spoons and peelers. It also stays out of the way on a crowded counter.
Think in cost per use. A press you reach for on most weeknights saves the board time, knife time and scrubbing every time you cook. The solid metal body is built for that daily use, so the value shows up in minutes you get back across a year of dinners.
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