No Peeling Required Garlic Press Stainless Steel with Detachable Handle for Fine Mincing-Premium Garlic Mincer Tool, Rust-Proof, Easy to Clean, Dishwasher Safe Garlic Crusher with Lifetime Replacement

This review focuses on the “fine” mince model. As seen in the product description the Gourmet Easy Garlic Press is comprised of two separate parts. Let's call them the press part and the “mince” part.Both parts of the garlic press I received appear to be cast, forged or machined from a solid piece of stainless steel. I may be wrong about that but if so, the manufacturer did a good job hiding any joints. In either case, this product is fit for use and looks great.I tested the metal with a magnet which barely stuck. Because it only "sort of stuck" implies the metal is derived from a ferrous steel its magnetic attraction is weak because stainless steel is often alloyed with such things as chromium or nickel. The weak magnetic attraction confirmed to my opinion that it is indeed a stainless steel not aluminum or some kind of pot metal which has zero magnetic attraction.The parts have an excellent fit and high gloss finish. Really a beautiful product.But the real question is: Does it work? I tried it and the press did an excellent job squeezing peeled garlic cloves. I did not try to press un-peeled cloves so I cannot comment on that (at this time). I peeled the entire bulb at one sitting and have since learned that if peeled cloves are not used quickly they can be stored for several months in the fridge. The most frequently recommended way I researched is to cover the peeled cloves with wine vinegar in a glass jar with a tight fitting lid. The vinegar preserves the cloves which makes the next use of the garlic press all the more simple and easy.Some people have remarked about difficulty squeezing the clove: I can squeeze one clove at a time with one hand … but it is easier to use both hands.Construction is simple yet elegant: The Press part of the handle has notches into which ears on the Mince piece are inserted (see photos). But neither piece has any joint or tight crevice that would allow squeezed elements of the clove to collect and clog. So being able to easily clean this item (completely) was one of the key reasons I was willing to pay more for this product.The fresh/peeled cloves I squeezed came through the mince part cleanly and were scraped off the bottom of the mince part directly into the recipe. There was a bit of the clove left behind inside the mince compartment but that was easily washed away with a hot water rinse and sent down the disposal unit. Nothing left over to smell up the place.The parts were then separated and rinsed with hot water again - this time with a brush, which did a surprisingly good job - there was almost no smell of garlic remaining anywhere on the press ... even after a simple scrub and rinse with nothing more than hot water. That really surprised me.I then washed the item using dish soap and a brush in the mince compartment ... this ensured (to my personal satisfaction) that all the holes in the mince compartment were cleared of any squeezed residue. I dried it off by hand and put it away into my gadget drawer.Conclusion: Aside from its top notch functional capability, its fabulous good looks, and the FDA Certified Food Grade Stainless Steel material ... plus ... a 5 year replacement policy, the features collectively make this item well worth its cost ... in my opinion. Highly Recommended.

This garlic press is AMAZING! Absolutely love love love! It's sturdy, easy to use, and big enough to get those huge pieces of garlic you sometimes get. It's incredible that you don't even have to peel the cloves and because it comes apart, it's super easy to clean. I would absolutely recommend!

I was a bit skeptical at first, but this garlic press truly delivers! The fact that it can press garlic cloves with the skin on is a total game changer. No more peeling and getting garlic stuck under my nails—just pop the clove in, press, and you’re done. It crushes garlic effortlessly, and the cleanup is super easy since the peel stays behind.The build quality feels sturdy, and the handle is comfortable to use. Even with multiple cloves, it works smoothly without requiring too much force. If you love cooking and want to make prep work faster and easier, this garlic press is a must-have. Highly recommend!

Garlic crushes really well, and design is very simple and nice. The two flaws are the expensive price, and the other one is that garlic gets stuck in the holes and it’s kind of annoying to clean. Other than that it’s a solid item.

My wife and I enjoy cooking, and multiple regularly-cooked recipes use a clove or two of garlic. Anyone who has cooked with garlic will know that it is fiddly to peel completely, and is an inconvenience to dice small enough to not leave large chunks in the final meal.I have window-shopped for a decent garlic press for a few months before purchasing this one. I finally convinced my wife that a simple, two-piece construction was worth it for ease-of-use and cleanliness, with the rust-resistance of having no nooks or crannies. Just last week, my wife finally admitted that yep, this garlic press was easily worth the money and has made dealing with cloves brain-dead simple. She wasn't against the idea, but just felt bad spending $20+ on two pieces of metal designed to only really deal with garlic, and it's understandable. This press is easy to grip, with a matte finish on the handle portion, and the press surface is easy enough to clean.