Rosle Garlic Press SKU: #7689609
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View the Video Description for this product! (Please note that the color shown in the video may no longer be available.)- Press garlic like a pro with the Garlic Press from Rosle®.
- Special leverage mechanism ensures that minimum effort is required to use.
- No need to peel cloves of garlic as the press can process them whole.
- Large basket holds elephant garlic or several smaller cloves at once.
- Cone-shaped holes in basket produce uniform size and texture of crushed garlic.
- Handles clip together to make storage easy and press can be hung using the round loop.
- Stainless steel handles are rounded to offer a more comfortable and natural grip.
- Dishwasher safe.
- Handle length: 4.7"
- Total length: 7.5"
- Weight: 10.7 oz.
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2 people found this review helpful
September 30, 2010
Sneeferson
from Bangkok
For my entire life i always either avoided putting garlic into things, or only did a little or a used crushed garlic from a jar which is good but not the same as fresh crushed garlic. The reason was always the process of peeling the garlic, I found it tedious.This garlic crusher is amazing, I toss in a huge or small clove of garlic, unpeeled. I squeeze out more garlic than I have ever imaged comes out of a clove and then open it up wide and remove the skin. If you don't own one you need to get one now, simple as that.
Brands I'd also recommend: Global Knives
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January 18, 2011
Anonymous
from Boston, MA
This is a must for your kitchen. It's more expensive than most garlic presses but this is amazing! Just pop the garlic in and it harvests the entire glove. If you love to use fresh garlic when cooking, do yourself a favor and buy this! It's worth every penny and clean up is simple.
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November 7, 2011
Bill
from Chicago
Very solid, functional garlic press. They have thought of everything! Would highly recommend this to anyone that uses a lot of garlic in their cooking. Easy to clean, solid and durable.
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January 10, 2012
Anonymous
from Atlanta, GA
It is a wonderful garlic press. My hands are small so the initial press is a little tough but once it gets going it's beautiful!
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About Rosle
Rösle strives to bring enjoyment to the consumer with their quality cookware. That's why even their kitchen ladles have to pass no less than ten production stages from initial raw material to the finished product before you are serving up soup with it in the comfort of your own home. Ease and ergonomic utility are also top priority with Rösle. You can find this in something as simple as their garlic press which can crush unpeeled garlic cloves with a single press. It is with this attention to detail and humble commitment to their customers that Rösle has been presented with numerous prestigious international awards for design.
Being attentive to the demands of the consumer, Rösle has created cook's tools that meet the needs of the everyday cook. With innovations such as the Onion and Vegetable Chopper, or the Locking Tongs, Rösle has shown their commitment to their customers and their needs. When finely crafted and durable cookware is your need, look to a company that has been around for over 100 years. Look for Rösle cook's tools.
