Your Fingers Still Smell Like Garlic From Last Night
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Mincing garlic by hand leaves the smell on your fingers for hours, no matter how many times you wash. A flat knife and a cutting board also means uneven pieces — some chunks, some near-paste, cooking at different rates.
A dicer with interchangeable blades skips both problems. Drop the clove in, choose cubed or sliced, and the smell stays in the container instead of on your hands.
The Garlic Dicer & Peeler includes a silicone peeler for the skin and a raised-teeth base that doubles as a paste maker when a recipe calls for it.
Care tip
Hand wash is the safe default — check the blade material before running it through a dishwasher.
Modern Problem. Modern Solution. — SBDS WORD Canada.