They both look like something out of Robot Wars!!

Why buy something so specific to chopping Garlic when you can buy something like a Kenwood CH180A Small blender, (I have had this for about 3 years, so the model must be superseded by now), which will not only chop garlic really fine, but also Ginger, Chilies, Onion, Peppers and just about anything else you would want to add to a curry?.....

Quote from: Stephen Lindsay on June 27, 2011, 06:34 PM
how about a bog standard garlic press?

Doesn't really achieve the same result. I'm looking for chopped garlic not squashed garlic

Quote from: 976bar on June 27, 2011, 06:08 PM
They both look like something out of Robot Wars!!

Why buy something so specific to chopping Garlic when you can buy something like a Kenwood CH180A Small blender, (I have had this for about 3 years, so the model must be superseded by now), which will not only chop garlic really fine, but also Ginger, Chilies, Onion, Peppers and just about anything else you would want to add to a curry?.....

Not sure how to use a blender to chop 2 or 3 cloves of garlic without an awful lot of waste, plus cleaning possibly not as easy as the garlic zoom?

Hi,

I always grate my garlic and ginger with a parmesan cheese type grater. The results are a cross between chopped and pressed that I find ideal when requiring relativity small amounts of the stuff.

Bon grater.