Sentence examples for garlic presses from inspiring English sources

Why do chefs have such an aversion to garlic presses?

When I began a serious search, I discovered there are dozens of garlic presses available.

Mr. Dean refused to sell garlic presses because he believed that it was better to chop garlic by hand.

She has also, down the years, encouraged them to chuck out their garlic presses, and use instead the blade of a knife to crush our cloves.

Hundreds of comments and tweets later, a few tools have turned up over and over again, tools that other cooks may rely on, even cherish: pizza stones, food processors, mandolines, pasta machines, bread makers, slow cookers, rice cookers, garlic presses, copper pots and pans and ice cream makers.

When Mr. Williams, a building contractor who fell in love with anything he had ever seen in a French kitchen, opened his first store in Sonoma, Calif., in 1956, most American home cooks could not buy garlic presses, lemon zesters, grapefruit knives or pepper mills.

A reamer, a garlic press.

Push the garlic through a garlic press into the skillet.

She was picking, scraping, and generally scrabbling at the garlic press to remove the etc., etc.

A garlic press is a device that squeezes a clove of garlic through a grid of tiny holes.

I've been looking for the perfect garlic press for years, though.