This
Garject is a garlic press that is new and improved and definitely a cut above the rest.
Made from sturdy anodized metal, the
Garject feels strong and durable and has been cleverly designed to outperform other garlic presses. What is it with the standard garlic presses you can buy? They can’t even fit one whole clove of Australian garlic! The
Garject is large enough to press 2 cloves.
After the garlic has been pressed, a scraper cleans off the pressed garlic into your cooking without the need to touch it.
The other feature I love about this garlic press is the peel eject lever. Firstly, this means that you don’t even have to peel the clove before you press it! Then, the lever actually comes up automatically as you open the handle to loosen the garlic peel and skins left behind in the press. Then you can press the peel eject lever again to throw away the peels into the bin. So easy!
A simple press of the thumb and the peels go straight into the bin
The eject button and the scraper means you never have to dig around with your fingers to get the remaining peel. No more scrubbing and scrubbing to get the stubborn smell of garlic off your hands! After use, the Garject is cleaned easily under running water.
It’s about time the garlic press was re-invented!
To view the Garject and all the other amazing kitchen gadgets by the local Aussie company Dreamfarm - Click here
About the Author:
Becky Gilhespie is a food writer and former Masterchef semi-finalist. She is currently working part time as a chef, having chosen to do on the job training instead of enrolling at culinary school. Becky is a recipe writer and product tester for many household name brands via Everten (Australia’s largest online kitchenware retailer), and her own food blog,
www.eatwhatweeat.com focuses on family friendly meals with the wow factor that are healthy, fast and simple to prepare.
Becky is originally from the US but lived in London for 15 years and now resides in Sydney with her husband and two little boys. Her food is inspired a lot by her travels (and desire to travel more).
