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Epicurean Garlic Press in Stainless
Item #: 2315
Learn how to use the garlic press in a short Tool Time video from Kitchen Conservatory: Garlic Press video. Rated the best garlic press by Cook's Illustrated. Made by Kuhn Rikon of stainless steel, dishwasher safe.
Price: $53.95
Garlic Grater / Slicer
Item #: 45845
This tiny mandolin slicer is perfect for thinly slicing or grating garlic cloves. The garlic slicer is essential for making garlic chips. Not dishwasher safe.
Price: $8.95
Garlic Press and Slicer
Item #: 8662
Learn how to use the garlic press in a short Tool Time video from Kitchen Conservatory: Garlic Press video. This dual tool makes both pressed and sliced garlic. Made of coated aluminum, this garlic press comes with a cleaning device and an extra-large size that makes easy work of large cloves.
Price: $17.95
Rub Away Bar
Item #: 8402
Remove the scent of garlic and onions from your hands by rubbing this stainless steel bar under running water.
Price: $8.95
Garlic Peeler
Item #: 43836
Learn how to use the garlic peeler in a short Tool Time video from Kitchen Conservatory: Garlic Peeler video. Need to peel a head of garlic? Use this silicone garlic peeler to easily and quickly peel garlic cloves. Place the clove in the tube, press and roll on the counter, and magically the garlic peel is removed from the garlic clove! Dishwasher safe.
Price: $3.95
Garlic Press Susi 3
Item #: 12084
Learn how to use the garlic press in a short Tool Time video from Kitchen Conservatory: Garlic Press video. One of our most popular garlic presses, the Zyliss Susi is easy to use, with a large hopper for large garlic cloves. Made of coated aluminum.
Price: $21.95
Garlic, Fresh Hard-neck (sold individually)
Item #: garlic
Sweet, juicy homegrown garlic, available in June, while supplies last. Garlic tastes best the moment it is harvested. Try garlic fresh -- it's a taste you've never had before! 2500 hard-neck garlic cloves were planted last fall in our Ladue, Missouri garden to satisfy (y)our love for this variety of garlic. Each head weighs about a quarter-pound.
Price: $2.95