There is no accident this garlic press and container looks like a glass and stainless steel version of a garlic bulb in bloom.  This is the kind of inspired design Eva Solo brings to the kitchen table :-)

The Eva Solo designers noted that garlic press which used a grid worked just fine on crushing the garlic, but cleaning them was a bit of a pain.  So they did away with the grid.

Note the slits instead of the more familiar grid in the photo above.  The press still use the same principle of a level, pushing the garlic through, leaving the skin behind.

It worked beautifully!  Pretty much everything in the bulb was finely crushed.  The skin was left behind intact.  Cleaning was simple... lift the skin, clear off the crushed garlic into a bowl, rinse.

The glass jar is both a stand for the press and container for the unused garlic bulbs.  The combo is so nice looking that you will be happy to leave it out on the counter.

RainyDayKitchen has been slowly moving toward stainless steel kitchen ware for a while now.

We are going to start replacing things a bit faster now that we have discovered Eva Solo.

Eva Solo is a Danish company, launched in 1997, that has brought some new thinking to some very old household products.

In the RainyDayKitchen FirstLook Review, we checked out the Eva Solo Garlic Press. 

Review Summary:

Initial Impression- Elegant design

Usability- simple, effective

Durability- test in progress

Price- $70

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