The peel is thicker and attached firmly to the root, so cutting off the root end first will save a lot of time and effort peeling garlic.

you can avoid stripping the peel into tiny sticky pieces or digging grooves into the clove while you gouge or scrape off the peel from the top or side.

this is another lifehack I would have appreciated learning years earlier.

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got it, thanks.

have you tried it with fresh and older garlic?

I feel like the higher water content in the fresh garlic might make it easier to shake peel.

since I just bought a bag of garlic, I’ll have to try this out next time and buy some fresher stuff.

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