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From: richp@hammer.UUCP (Richard Philofsky)
Newsgroups: net.cooks
Subject: Re:  Garlic Presses
Message-ID: <1147@hammer.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 18-Mar-85 13:02:16 EST
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Posted: Mon Mar 18 13:02:16 1985
Date-Received: Fri, 22-Mar-85 03:06:30 EST
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Reply-To: richp@hammer.UUCP (Richard Philofsky)
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Organization: Tektronix, Wilsonville OR
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Summary: 

In an eighteen month period I broke 3 or 4 metal garlic presses including
ones with teeth for cleaning. The ones with teeth did clean easier before
they broke. 

Then I bought the GARLIC MACHINE. Eureka!!!! It consists of a transparent
plastic tube with a white plastic top with little holes and a screw powered
pusher at the other end. The idea is to take several cloves of garlic,
take off the skin and fill the tube and keep it in the refrigerator(it has
a top which keeps in the smell). When garlic is called for, take it out and 
twist out the desired amount.  When  the tube is empty run it through the
dishwasher(unassebled of course).  It is a big improvement over the metal
variety.

At the end you must be careful not to turn it too much. I was not watching 
and I twisted it right off. 

godzilla of garlic machines