OXO Good Grips Garlic Peeler

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Now that you know how to use a garlic peeler it’s time to take a closer look at the garlic peeler that edged out the competition both in performance and design. These peelers opt for a higher-friction interior, with raised bumps that remain reasonably easy to clean.

The Kuhn Rikon Garlic Roller also comes with a hanging tab, allowing you to hang the peeler up if you so choose.To clean it after use, a quick rinse in hot water will usually do the trick (though it's dishwasher-safe, so you have that option too). The new and most current version of Zak Designs’ popular garlic peeler has ditched the thick plastic and serrated edges. In addition to this, twisting the garlic peels off is difficult and if the cloves are not of an identical size the smaller of the cloves will not be peeled. There are still some differences between them though, and before you plunk down your money, it's worth knowing what sets the good ones apart from the also-rans.

Storage Options:‌ Most peelers are simple tubes designed to live in a drawer, but of course, in most drawers, it's hard to find a small item that flattens under other utensils.While it was still capable of peeling garlic, it suitable for a just single bulb of garlic at a time. Too much pressure and the garlic cloves skin will bruise or burst, releasing garlic juice all over the inside of the roller. It feels weighty and sturdy and the component that pushes the garlic through the chamber is textured, giving it extra oomph. Garlic from the fridge has slightly damp skin and is difficult to remove even with a good quality garlic peeler. It can be opened up to 160 degrees making it easy to add and remove any garlic and while the chamber isn’t removable like most pricier crushers, it’s a solid choice if you’re kitting out your kitchen on a budget.