@Ureviews I'm sorry man I worked at in and out forever so I'm going to be that stickler even though I know you're not really preparing food anytime that you are though and you have a cut with a Band-Aid on it like you do you have to wear a latex glove horn on take latex gloves if you're allergic please which is driving me nuts I had to say it I GET IT FROM MY MOTHER I'M SORRY IT'S LIKE "YOU'RE DOING WELL SUPERMAN DOES GOOD" you know what I mean so sorry BUT WEAR GLOVE THANKS
I bought this blind as my first garlic press, then thought I'd look up reviews.. really glad I've bought a decent one first time :) thanks for the review - it's great to be reassured by someone who knows what they are doing.
I like the Zyliss Susi 3 but make it easy on yourself and either buy the skinless cloves or remove the skins by hand. They are much easier to squeeze & almost no left over meat in the chamber. Excellent reviews
Hi I realy liked your review. Im searching for a garlic presser and decided for this susi 3. the problem is i live in Brazil and I didnt find it here. what is the possibility of sending one of theese to my adress? or do you have any other idea to help me buying? sorry my bad english. hope you can help me. thanks!😄
One option is to peel them put in the freezer (In a sealed bag) and then thew as many as you need and then press them. The process makes them much softer. Another option is this: ua-cam.com/video/HoH4paT6Pa8/v-deo.html It is a little easier. But my favorite is still this.
I've had my Zyliss susi for a couple of years.. I just put it in the dishwasher and have done this before.. I went to use it today and black stuff came off all over my hands.. looked like lead, is it?? is it not safe to use now or is it toast? thanks G
+Gayle Chandler the black is aluminum oxide (basically it rusted) as a result of the detergent and the hot water. I honestly don't know if it's safe to keep using or not. Maybe someone else can chime in. That's why you should never put these things in a dishwasher.
Had a super old one maybe the Susi 1? From Zyliss that did the same thing. I freaked out a bit and chucked it. Now I'm reading that the oxide is harmless. It was from the 1960s or something I thought it was some bad stuff. Didn't make the garlic look nice though. That's important for food.
Thank you! I've been looking for one comparable to the Pampered Chef press. Does this one start to tarnish or lose its coating? The pampered chef one started having some sort of black substance on the garlic. Not sure what it was.
+Tiff M The susi 3 is still like new, Always hand wash these right away. The susi 3 is my favorite of all the ones i tested and the one i use on a daily basis.
Absolutely my favorite garlic press, product link: www.extrafudge.com/ref/B007D3V00Q
+ureviews Is the ZYLISS Susi 3 made out some kind of metal? And if so, it looks it's painted with a grey paint on the surface, is that correct?
@Ureviews I'm sorry man I worked at in and out forever so I'm going to be that stickler even though I know you're not really preparing food anytime that you are though and you have a cut with a Band-Aid on it like you do you have to wear a latex glove horn on take latex gloves if you're allergic please which is driving me nuts I had to say it I GET IT FROM MY MOTHER I'M SORRY IT'S LIKE "YOU'RE DOING WELL SUPERMAN DOES GOOD" you know what I mean so sorry BUT WEAR GLOVE THANKS
Nice review - I could not stop focusing on the black hair on the plate. :)
I bought this blind as my first garlic press, then thought I'd look up reviews.. really glad I've bought a decent one first time :) thanks for the review - it's great to be reassured by someone who knows what they are doing.
I love using garlic press too, I agreed that Zyliss Susi 3 is very attractive. But I rather peel garlic before pressing it. Makes a lot of difference.
I like the Zyliss Susi 3 but make it easy on yourself and either buy the skinless cloves or remove the skins by hand. They are much easier to squeeze & almost no left over meat in the chamber. Excellent reviews
Small end of plastic cleaner is what you use to clean inside instead of using fingers
thank you so much for getting back to me so soon something says I should toss it.. it served me well for years.. thanks again!
Thanks for the review. To be honest, I didn't think the no peeling gimic would work, but it does. Good to know :)
Which one did you trap your finger in?
I've been using an old Tupperware press, and the difficulty of cleaning out the leftovers is driving me crazy. Zyliss here I come.
Hi I realy liked your review. Im searching for a garlic presser and decided for this susi 3. the problem is i live in Brazil and I didnt find it here. what is the possibility of sending one of theese to my adress? or do you have any other idea to help me buying? sorry my bad english. hope you can help me. thanks!😄
Thank you! that means a lot :-)
It looks like you have to squash really hard for it to work but I am old and my hand strength is now not good so would you recommend?
One option is to peel them put in the freezer (In a sealed bag) and then thew as many as you need and then press them. The process makes them much softer. Another option is this: ua-cam.com/video/HoH4paT6Pa8/v-deo.html It is a little easier. But my favorite is still this.
Its worth it for this year 2022 ? Or any else more better ?
This. I don't think there's a better one. Mine still works great.
@@ureviews do u already use oxo ?
@@miscellaneamilica8395 I actually have the oxo brand. It's nice, but i like this one better.
@@ureviews which one that u used oxo brand ?
I've had my Zyliss susi for a couple of years.. I just put it in the dishwasher and have done this before.. I went to use it today and black stuff came off all over my hands.. looked like lead, is it?? is it not safe to use now or is it toast? thanks G
+Gayle Chandler the black is aluminum oxide (basically it rusted) as a result of the detergent and the hot water. I honestly don't know if it's safe to keep using or not. Maybe someone else can chime in. That's why you should never put these things in a dishwasher.
Had a super old one maybe the Susi 1? From Zyliss that did the same thing. I freaked out a bit and chucked it. Now I'm reading that the oxide is harmless. It was from the 1960s or something I thought it was some bad stuff. Didn't make the garlic look nice though. That's important for food.
It’s safe, America’s test kitchen sent it to the lab to make sure.
Thank you! I've been looking for one comparable to the Pampered Chef press. Does this one start to tarnish or lose its coating? The pampered chef one started having some sort of black substance on the garlic. Not sure what it was.
+Tiff M The susi 3 is still like new, Always hand wash these right away. The susi 3 is my favorite of all the ones i tested and the one i use on a daily basis.
Do you like it more than Propresser or Dreamfarm easy clean?
well worth it good quality material
Ok how did you get me to watch a video about a garlic press for 5 and like it?!?!?
Thank you!
love these. thanks man.
Thanks so much. And just as an update, this is still the best out of the numerous garlic presses that I've tested. (some I didn't even bother to film)
Will buy it thanks it's helpful
Best comment yet! :-)
Enjoy watching your review videos, thanks.
Helpful video.
Why don't you peel the garlic bro
You don't have to with these.
That's a yummy piece of hair in your plate. Hmmmm
Thumbs up for that!
saved me from getting this junk