Why the set
Even mince, more flavor
Wudy Kitchen
A stainless steel garlic press that turns a clove into a fine, even mince in one squeeze, often without peeling.
Mincing garlic with a knife is fiddly and uneven, and your fingers smell of it for hours afterward.
This stainless steel press does the job in one squeeze. Drop in a clove, close the handles, and a fine mince pushes through the holes. Even pieces cook at the same rate, so nothing scorches while the rest is still raw. With most cloves you can skip peeling, since the skin stays behind in the chamber.
It suits everyday cooking, from pasta sauces to marinades and dressings. Rinse it under warm water right after use, brush the holes if needed and dry it fully.
Rinse under warm water after each use and brush the holes if paste sticks. Dry fully before storing. Not for frozen cloves.


Why the set
Why the set
Usually not. Drop in a whole clove and the skin stays in the chamber while the mince comes out, though very tough or large cloves may need a quick peel.
Rinse it under warm water soon after use and scrub the holes with a small brush or the tip of a spoon if paste has dried.
It is built for garlic. Small pieces of soft ginger can work, but hard spices belong in a mortar.
No. Let frozen cloves thaw first.
One block, ready when you are