How to Remove the Garlic Smell from Your Hands - CHOW Tip

Domenic Chiaromonte, executive chef of Match Restaurant just outside Toronto, shares his secret for ridding your hands of the strong smells of cut garlic and onion. Hint: It involves your breakfast's leftovers and doubles as an exfoliant.

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I really love cooking in a kitchen. The only problem is my hands always end up smelling after for days, whether it's the garlic, the onions, or the fish. A great trick that I use is I used to wash my hands with coffee grinds. I just rub a little bit of coffee grinds in my hands, place it under some warm water and there you go. The smell is gone. Your hands might smell like coffee after, but it sure is better than garlic.