How does the Joseph Joseph Garlic Rocker Crusher compare to traditional garlic presses?

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If you're thinking about switching from a traditional garlic press to the Joseph Joseph Garlic Rocker Crusher, there are a few things that could make a difference.

First off, cleaning is a breeze with the Garlic Rocker. It's dishwasher safe, which is a big win if you're not a fan of trying to pick stuck bits of garlic out of a regular press. According to what we've found, many people love that they can usually just rinse it under the faucet and it's good to go.

The rocker design is definitely something different. Unlike typical garlic presses that squeeze garlic through tiny holes—often leaving you with those annoying stuck pieces—it uses a rocking motion that's not only easier to use but also much easier to clean up afterward. Just a gentle rock across the cloves, and you're set.

Material-wise, it's made from brushed 18/8 stainless steel. This gives it a nice modern look and makes it durable. Plus, stainless steel has this neat trick where it can help neutralize odors, so your hands won't end up smelling like garlic after using it.

That said, the Garlic Rocker is mainly for garlic. We've seen some mentions that it's not the best choice for tougher stuff like ginger. So, if you like to work with a variety of ingredients, you might still want another tool for those.

Overall, if you're big on garlic and like things simple and easy to clean, the Joseph Joseph Garlic Rocker could be just the thing. Its design and ease of use make it super practical.

But if you need a tool for more than just garlic, you might want to have a traditional press or something similar around too. For basic garlic crushing, though, it could really simplify your cooking routine.