A garlic crusher with a twist. It first crushes the garlic with an easy rolling motion (which keeps more flavour than squeezing it). Then, when you’re done, take it to the sink and wash your hands with it. Yep, clean the garlic crusher and your hands and, in the end, your hands will be garlic-smell free - all thanks to the stainless steel.
$16 from MoMA
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2 opinions for Hand Deodorizing Garlic Crusher
Adam
Apr 19, 2006 at 11:54 am
I bought one of those while I was in NY at the MOMA store last week. Yes, it crushes garlic; then you have to use your fingers to pry the crushed garlic out of the grooves–quite messy.
Fortunately, my hands didn’t smell…
elkay
Sep 13, 2006 at 1:57 pm
elkay elkay
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