Zyliss Garlic Press Susi 3, Aluminium, Silver, No Need to Peel Garlic Crusher for Crushing Garlic/Garlic Bulbs/Ginger with Integrated Cleaning Tool, Dishwasher Safe

Easy to use, easy to clean, no need to peel the clove.

Excellent garlic press. Easy to get the garlic skin out of the press. Nice and sturdy, good grip. Great price as the press is solid and comfortable to use.

The maker is a well known brand- which made me decide to order it. It is light and well made- however you need to use a lot of force to crush the garlic

Having read all reviews, positive and negative, I was a bit concerned that I was wasting my money but I am thrilled with my new garlic press!!!! Not only does it work really really well (No need to peel, I put three cloves in and voila, press easy to squeeze, garlic came out easily and only left the empty skins behind - not a load of garlic- in the press), BUT I also found the blue plastic gadget brilliant for cleaning out the empty skins and pushing out any tiny bits of garlic left in the holes. Some reviewers say a press isn't neceessary but to really get the break down of cells required to release all the flavour does require a good bit of mashing, not just fine slicing or to be bashed with the side of a knife blade so I would definitely go ahead and buy one....I NEVER review items as I am a bit lazy but this is so good I had to!!! If it breakes I will report back but so far I love it. And what a good price too - I also looked at one that cost £35 but it got some terrible reviews too so I went with this one and very glad I am too.

Just what I was looking for. Perfect for pressing ginger in my tea. Easy to clean with the brush that comes with it. Absolutely love it

I was sceptical about how it would work without taking the skin off the garlic. Works a treat and I haven't had to scrape leftover garlic from the skin either!

I love growing and eating garlic. I don't like peeling garlic. I've used this to very easily crush out garlic without even taking the papery skin off. Now, I don't think that's the chefy way of dealing with it and you can easily chop garlic, which I do most of the time, but this is a great time-saver (or frustration saver). It's sturdy, simple and presses the garlic out in very small pieces. It's quite easy to clean, especially with the little plastic piece that pushes through the holes, which also has a small extension to scrape out the papery skins or any other residue. Some of these feel cheap, but not this one (I finally broke the other one I had and this replaced it and has done really well).

This is like a mini potato ricer, but for garlic. It comes with an integral plastic cleaning brush to aid cleaning. Unfortunately, the plastic cleaner is not well seated, and if you have used it once, it kind of refuses to stay put. You will inevitably find it loose in the back of the drawer. The press itself works okay, but the mechanism doesn't feel that robust to me, and it can be quite a faff to get it in position. With this brand, I was hoping for the holy grail of garlic presses, but this is not it.