On Aug 15, 1:02 pm, Corey Richardson 
wrote:
> If anyone's looking for a replacement Garlic press, I can thoroughly
> recommend a Zyliss. In the past I've bought cheap ones and they've
> lasted at most a year, but the Zyliss is still going strong over 10
> years later.

Right, but be sure to get a Zyliss with a curved ergonomic handle. No
peeling and it takes MUCH less hand power.
Lynn in Fargo

"Lynn from Fargo"  wrote

>On Aug 15, 1:02 pm, Corey Richardson 
>wrote:
>> If anyone's looking for a replacement Garlic press, I can thoroughly
>> recommend a Zyliss. In the past I've bought cheap ones and they've
>> lasted at most a year, but the Zyliss is still going strong over 10
>> years later.

>Right, but be sure to get a Zyliss with a curved ergonomic handle. No
>peeling and it takes MUCH less hand power.

I just bought a Zyliss garlic press online a couple of weeks ago.
It really does work as advertised.  But I didn't exactly get a bargain,
and then add shipping, you get the idea.  Couple of days ago, I'm
walking through the local supermarket and what do I see in the 
seasonal aisle, next to the flip flops and school supplies?  $9.99,
the very same garlic press.  What an idiot, I didn't look in the 
back-to-school aisle for a garlic press.  Heh.

I don't know if either of them have the handle you recommend.

nancy

On Fri, 15 Aug 2008 11:07:29 -0700 (PDT), Lynn from Fargo
 wrote:

>On Aug 15, 1:02 pm, Corey Richardson 
>wrote:
>> If anyone's looking for a replacement Garlic press, I can thoroughly
>> recommend a Zyliss. In the past I've bought cheap ones and they've
>> lasted at most a year, but the Zyliss is still going strong over 10
>> years later.
>
>Right, but be sure to get a Zyliss with a curved ergonomic handle. No
>peeling and it takes MUCH less hand power.
>Lynn in Fargo

Thanks for the tip. Mine's the Susi which doesn't have that - but it's
still very good! If I ever have to replace it I'd get the Susi 2 that
you suggest.

On Fri, 15 Aug 2008 14:14:50 -0400, Nancy Young wrote:
> 
> I just bought a Zyliss garlic press online a couple of weeks ago.
> It really does work as advertised.  But I didn't exactly get a bargain,
> and then add shipping, you get the idea.  Couple of days ago, I'm
> walking through the local supermarket and what do I see in the 
> seasonal aisle, next to the flip flops and school supplies?  $9.99,
> the very same garlic press.  What an idiot, I didn't look in the 
> back-to-school aisle for a garlic press.  Heh.
> 

it's probably used as some kind of drug paraphernalia.

your pal,
blake

blake murphy wrote:
> On Fri, 15 Aug 2008 14:14:50 -0400, Nancy Young wrote:
>> 
>> I just bought a Zyliss garlic press online a couple of weeks ago.
>> It really does work as advertised.  But I didn't exactly get a
>> bargain, and then add shipping, you get the idea.  Couple of days
>> ago, I'm walking through the local supermarket and what do I see in
>> the seasonal aisle, next to the flip flops and school supplies? 
>> $9.99, the very same garlic press.  What an idiot, I didn't look in
>> the back-to-school aisle for a garlic press.  Heh.

> it's probably used as some kind of drug paraphernalia.

(laugh!!)  What are rich suburban kids into these days, herion,
isn't it?  They could snort it through the holes.

nancy