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El Zyliss Susi 3 pica el ajo de forma rápida y sencilla sin necesidad de pelar el diente y hace que la limpieza sea fácil.
Mango ergonómico
Facilita el prensado de ajo o jengibre.
Se adapta a todos los dientes de ajo
Simplemente coloca el ajo en la tolva extra grande. No es necesario pelar primero
La tolva se adapta a un diente de ajo grande o varios dientes más pequeños.
Limpieza rápida
La herramienta de limpieza integrada extrae pieles de clavo y se adapta perfectamente para una fácil limpieza.
Nunca pierdas tu herramienta de limpieza fácil
La herramienta de limpieza se ajusta cómodamente dentro de la parte inferior del mango para que nunca tengas que preocuparte por perderlo.
Haz comidas deliciosas sin complicaciones
Beatrix Zeit
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 29 de octubre de 2024
I hate peeling garlic. And I’ve never had a garlic press that handles unpeeled garlic well, and you’re stuck with whatever the garlic press puts out anyway. So I picked this cheap little guy up, since there wasn’t much on the line if it didn’t work.Well, it worked just fine! I’ve both rolled it on the counter and between my hands (careful your little garlics don’t fall out) and the skins came off perfectly. Trim the stem off for best results, and it works best on garlic with drier skins.If you’re going to crush or turn your garlic into a paste, though, it might be easier to just smash the clove to get the skins off.
Elizabeth
Comentado en México el 3 de noviembre de 2023
Funciona perfecto !!
Alejandro
Comentado en México el 8 de agosto de 2022
La verdad está mucho mejor de lo que esperaba, lo uso bastante y ha funcionado bien.
Oscar
Comentado en México el 11 de mayo de 2021
Es muy buen producto, es mas fácil pelar los ajos y es rápido.
Cristhian
Comentado en México el 9 de noviembre de 2021
Es muy fácil de usar. Olvídate de volver a lastimarte las uñas por pelar muchos ajos en un día. 10/10
Hector Ugarte
Comentado en México el 26 de abril de 2021
El artículo es poco conocido en nuestro país, aunque muy conocido y utilizado en Europa. Este pelador de ajos es algo novedoso y muy útil que dejará asombrado a quien se lo quieras regalar
Mariana I.
Comentado en México el 31 de julio de 2020
Si ayuda a pelar los ajos. Se tiene que rodar un buen rato y c fuerza para q salgan pelados. No es tan sencillo pero agarrandole la onda ya es mas facil.
Alison Bell
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 12 de febrero de 2020
Best garlic crusher I’ve ever had. Bless the Swiss - couldn’t recommend it enough
L. T. Diaz
Comentado en México el 4 de diciembre de 2020
Hay exprimidores de ajo que se rompen pronto con la presiòn que un ejerce al exprimirlos. Pero este es excelente producto, es ligero y resistente. Es facil de lavar, no tiene rincones o en los agujeros no se queda nada del ajo. Me gusto mucho sobre todo que es facil de usar y RESISTENTE.
Julio López
Comentado en México el 30 de abril de 2020
Toda mi vida he detestado pelar ajos, es tedioso, nunca imaginé que de verdad existiese algo que hiciera más fácil la tarea, incluso llegué a dudar al comprar el producto pero ahora es una de las pocas compras de cocina que me ha dejado sorprendido por lo bien que funciona.Para utilizarlo se debe hacer presionando muy poco una vez que el ajo esté dentro, ya que si se presiona de más se va a aplastar. Ya que se esté haciendo presión se debe girar, sugiero que se haga con cierta rapidez ya que la lógica es que funciona bajo fricción, procurando que el ajo se mueva a lo largo del pelador, realmente ya que le agarras la maña es bastante sencillo.
TekMan
Comentado en Canadá el 16 de octubre de 2018
Didn't know if this would work, but it was worth trying since pealing garlic is not my favorite thing to do. This thing works perfect - made of silicone, it washes so easy ... I just rinse it under hot water. Put 2 pieces of garlic inside and roll this sleeve on the counter-top back and forth = done Great little gadget.
checkov59
Comentado en Canadá el 13 de febrero de 2013
With garlic buds growing at the same rate as our strawberries, this garlic press becomes essential. Very powerful but requires a strong hand, women may want to choose the smaller model. Can handle even the largest buds in one shot without pealing off the skin, and like magic, the skin pops out as you open the handle 90% of the times. The little blue cleaning tool is rarely used.
Poogy
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 5 de mayo de 2008
Once upon a time I used a garlic press that seemed to work and it never occurred to me that there was much difference between them, or even that there were different presses out there. Then I acquired a different Zyliss garlic press for about six years, and I really liked it, until one day it snapped as I tried to press some garlic with the skin still on. (Some manufacturers (including Zyliss) say you can do this with their garlic presses, but now, I think I'll just pass on that. But that was a great garlic press.)I then purchased a Pyrex garlic press (no, it wasn't made from glass), thinking it looked well made, and how bad could it be? But I was very surprised to discover it simply did not work--the handles would meet before much of the garlic had been pressed through the holes. I really couldn't understand why anyone would make such a thing, but there it is.So I then decided I'd stop fooling around and get myself another decent garlic press, and went through some obsessive review-reading, and finally settled on this one. It works, and it works well. Put in the garlic, press, and virtually all of the garlic comes right out through the holes.A few issues for those who are looking for the perfect garlic press:This is made of aluminum. If you're concerned about Alzheimer's, look for a steel press. Also, being aluminum, it may not be quite as durable as steel, although it seems plenty tough. (Yes, I've read about the coating coming off. We'll see. If that happens I may try to scrape off the rest of the coating.)It doesn't take much effort. But if you really have difficulty squeezing--arthritis, perhaps--there may be one out there that takes a wee bit less effort.I really don't get the "hard to clean" business. Really, I don't. I've been using garlic presses for many years, almost daily. When you're done, you rinse it under the tap and stick your finger in there, scrape a little, and it's clean. If it isn't, do it a little more. This one is no different from any other I've ever used. If you need a garlic press with its own cleaner, look elsewhere--and then be sure to keep an eye on it and carefully store it with the press, day after day, year after year, so you don't have to clean with your finger. (My previous Zyliss came with a plastic cleaning tool. I misplaced it within a week or two and never missed it.) I would never choose a garlic press by whether it comes with its own cleaner, but it takes all kinds.This model holds one large or two medium cloves, not three or four, so if you want to press several big cloves at once, I believe Zyliss makes a larger one you might prefer.UPDATE:One year later, the coating has come off the perforated inner surface of the press. Otherwise, no problems. Works great! Even though I once broke a garlic press by squeezing cloves with the skin on, I've been doing that with this one. Works just fine.
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