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#1 Fri 06 Nov 09 3:37pm
rapunzellouise
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Mincing Garlic and Onions
how do you take the stench out from mincing/chopping garlic and onions 
*aside from washing again and again... 
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#2 Fri 06 Nov 09 4:06pm
slbeckett
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Re: Mincing Garlic and Onions
I have heard that rubbing your hands with stainless steel will take out the smell but I haven't tried it.
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#3 Fri 06 Nov 09 4:15pm
Anna
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Re: Mincing Garlic and Onions
Here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stainless_steel_soap
Coffee grounds mixed with soap work well, too.
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#4 Sat 07 Nov 09 2:42am
rapunzellouise
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Re: Mincing Garlic and Onions
thank you so much!
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#5 Sat 07 Nov 09 4:24am
libra
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Re: Mincing Garlic and Onions
Rub with a lemon .
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#6 Sat 07 Nov 09 8:58am
JoyYamDaisy
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Re: Mincing Garlic and Onions
Yes, I have heard the lemon one, just don't have any nicks or scratches on your hands! I also rub them with parsley - figuring that if it helps with garlic breath it should work on the hands.... and I think it does! 
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#7 Sat 07 Nov 09 1:10pm
koukouvagia
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Re: Mincing Garlic and Onions
What stench do you speak of? As far as I'm concerned they should make cologne out of onions and garlic.
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#8 Sat 07 Nov 09 1:34pm
Anna
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Re: Mincing Garlic and Onions
With you on that one, although it might make me constantly hungry.
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