His one weakness. His full-time job.
- Dosage
- Twist until garlicky.
- Side effects
- A vampire-free kitchen.
- Good for
- Twist the top to crush garlic. Great for home cooks and anyone who decorates for Halloween in September.

Gift guide · 13 picks · Updated October 2026
Rx: For the friend who decorates in September
These are for the friend who puts up Halloween decorations in September and leaves a few out all year. A vampire crushes the garlic, the Grim Reaper steeps the tea and a little ghost glows on the desk. They're spooky enough for October and cute enough to keep using in March.
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His one weakness. His full-time job.
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