Is the XL size? I had the original one here in Australia and last month found a large sized one that is actually more efficient and would like another.Pippa B.30/8/2012 13:55
Hi Pippa,
We stock one size in the Garlic Zoom Chopper and it measures approximately 6 x 6cm.
BlakeBlake H.31/8/2012 10:34
Can I put multiple cloves into the press and does it crush the cloves ?Annie C.6/6/2012 13:21
You need to leave room to allow the blades to circulate, so how much you can add depends on the size of the cloves. I only add one large clove at a time, but I will add two or more very small cloves. I always roughly cut the cloves into chunks before putting into the Zoom (never jam then in) . As the chopped garlic is flicked onto the inside of the top of the Zoom, I lightly tap the zoom on the bench (wheels down) so that the garlic falls to the blade area and you can then add more garlic.Bethany V.11/6/2012 9:25
Hi Annie,
Yes you can put multiply cloves in the Chopper, depending on there size. The cloves I buy seem to be very large therefore I need to cut two in half to get them in.
The product is a chopper - therefpre it does not crush or press the cloves. It does chop quite fine, but a lot of the garlic is lost stuck all over the blades and sides of the device. One way to capture all the garlic ( if the receipe allows) is to pour the stock for instance through the device rather than wash it down the sink later.
Also - as it only has two wheels it does not stand alone as in the picture - the body drops to one side. When rolling it back an forward to chop the garlic you must have it on an appropriate surface that will grip the wheels. It will not work on my Granite banch top. To sum up it's a gimicky toy - not a cooks tool. My advice is to use a good hand press. Hope this helps. Kind regards BevBev W.11/6/2012 9:26
You can put a couple of good size cloves in it. It is so simple to use and far less messy that standard garlic crushers. It chops, very finely, rather than crushes. I think it is a great little tool. Very easy to clean.Jill B.11/6/2012 9:35
Yes you can put multiple cloves into the press and it crushes it perfectly. Very easy to clean too, I use it all the timeIldi B.11/6/2012 9:37
Hi Annie. I have put multiple cloves in mine and it chops them up quite fine. The finer you want them chopped, the more times you roll it.Anthea W.11/6/2012 11:55
This is easier to use than a garlic crusher and easier to clean. It does fit two medium sized cloves however if a piece gets stuck then it won't crush and you will have to open the chopper and reposition the clove and roll again. I still think it is worth the investment and is much better than garlic crushers but does take several rolls to properly crush a clove. The result however it proper crushed garlic.Elisha S.11/6/2012 12:12
We can't work out how this one works. It's very small so I would not expect it takes multiple cloves.
I bought a different garlic press which is great.Cheryl A.11/6/2012 13:53
You can put a couple in at a time - best to chop them into a few pieces first if you want to fit more in. It doesn't crush, it chops finely, which is supposedly better.Brett K.11/6/2012 16:53
You can fit about 2 cloves of garlic at a time, and it fines chops rather than crushes it.Carmen C.13/6/2012 6:24
Hi Annie, this works best if you add one clove at a time. It does not crush the garlic it just chops it but the more turns you do the finer the result.Kathy S.14/6/2012 10:48
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