Friday, July 22, 2011

The "No Contact" Garlic Shredder

The "No Contact" Garlic Shredder Review



The "No Contact" Garlic Shredder Feature

  • Tool keeps the oil off a cook's fingers while it slices or shreds garlic cloves
  • Made of stainless steel, except for the guard and plastic feet
  • Simpler than a knife
  • Use for radishes and ginger too
  • Dishwasher safe
Garlic oil is both sticky and stinky. This clever tool keeps the oil off a cook's fingers while it slices or shreds garlic cloves quickly and uniformly. The 8-1/2-inch-long slicer/shredder is made of stainless steel, except for the guard and plastic feet (which allow you to rest the tool on a counter). Slide the guard on one side for slicing, or flip the cutter over and slide the guard on the other side for shredding. Then place a garlic clove in the guard, insert the plunger, and press with a finger while sliding the guard up and down. Garlic slices or shreds fall cleanly onto the counter or into a pan. Afterward, disassemble the slicer/shredder and place it in the dishwasher. --Fred Brack Garlic oil is both sticky and stinky. This clever tool keeps the oil off a cook's fingers while it slices or shreds garlic cloves quickly and uniformly. The 8-1/2-inch-long slicer/shredder is made of stainless steel, except for the guard and plastic feet (which allow you to rest the tool on a counter). Slide the guard on one side for slicing, or flip the cutter over and slide the guard on the other side for shredding. Then place a garlic clove in the guard, insert the plunger, and press with a finger while sliding the guard up and down. Garlic slices or shreds fall cleanly onto the counter or into a pan. Afterward, disassemble the slicer/shredder and place it in the dishwasher. Quicker, safer than using a knife. Shave cloves into slices -- 1-2-3! Radishes and ginger too! Simpler than a knife. More consistent slices. Handy device also shreds. Stainless steel. Dishwasher safe. Lifetime Guarantee.


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