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Rolling Garlic Chopper

R219.99

Chopping two cloves leaves a sticky knife, a board that smells for days and garlic under your nails. Here the cloves go in a closed pod and you roll it like a toy car.

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  • Wheels drive the blades
  • Clear lid shows the chop
  • Blades lift out to clean
Peeled garlic cloves inside the clear lid

How to use it

From clove to chopped in three moves

  1. 01

    Load the cloves

    Peel two or three cloves, drop them in and close the clear lid.

  2. 02

    Roll it

    Push it back and forth on the worktop. More rolls give a finer chop.

  3. 03

    Tip it out

    Open the lid, lift the blade unit out carefully, then pour the garlic into the pan.

Close up

How the rolling action chops

The garlic chopper open, showing the steel blades
  1. Clear lid

    Hinged at the back and see through, so you can watch the pieces get smaller and stop when they look right.

  2. Steel blades

    Stainless steel blades sit on an axle across the chamber. They lift out for cleaning, so handle them by the plastic ends.

  3. Drive wheels

    Each push along the worktop turns the wheels, and a gear passes that turn to the blades inside.

Compared

Chopper, press or knife?

A press gives a wet paste. A knife gives the most control. This chopper sits in between and keeps your hands out of it.

ComparedThis productRolling chopperGarlic pressKnife and board
Chopped pieces, not pasteYesNoYes
Hands stay off the garlicYesYesNo
Takes unpeeled clovesNoYesNo
Things to washPod and bladePressKnife and board

Questions

Yes. It is made for peeled cloves, and any papery skin left on ends up mixed through the chopped garlic.

That is up to you. A few rolls give rough pieces for a stir fry, a dozen or more give a fine mince.

Small soft pieces such as a shallot quarter, a few herb leaves or a chunk of fresh chilli. Keep the load small so the wheels still turn freely.

Two or three peeled cloves of average size. Overfilling stops the lid closing and leaves big pieces at the edges.

Reviews

4.7

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Katie

4 Oct 2026

Roasted tomato sauce

Made a big batch of tomato sauce from the allotment glut and went through a lot of garlic. A few rolls per load kept things quick.

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Logan

4 Oct 2026

Fun and it works

Bought it half as a novelty and ngl it's genuinely useful. The clear lid lets you check the chop without opening it.

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Amanda M.

4 Oct 2026

Works with a few cloves

Two or three cloves, roll, tip. Simple.

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Katie H.

4 Oct 2026

Fine mince takes a while

Rough chop is quick. Getting a really fine mince takes a fair few rolls, more than I expected, but it gets there in the end.

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Carol Y.

4 Oct 2026

Needs a few extra rolls

Love it for rough chop. For a fine mince I roll a good dozen times, which is fine, just more than I assumed.

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Justin M.

4 Oct 2026

Cleanup is quick

Blades lift right out, rinse them and the lid under the faucet and it's done. Way less mess than a garlic press.

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Emma Kelly

4 Oct 2026

Curry night

Curry base needs three or four cloves minced fine. Two goes of this and it's done before my onions have softened.

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Gemma Lewis

4 Oct 2026

Colour isn't what I expected

Does an alright job on the garlic. The green is more of a pale mint than the brighter shade I'd pictured, and it looks a bit out of place next to my other bits.

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Laura

4 Oct 2026

Why did I wait

Should have bought one ages ago. Great little tool.

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Ellie H.

4 Oct 2026

Very good

Chops fast and even. Slightly small for big batches.

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