FreshForce Lemon Squeezer Citrus Juicer, Manual Hand Press with Dual-Gear Power for Maximum Juice Extraction, Durable, Collard Green

5/5 juicer. It makes juicing so easy. It's incredibly sturdy, good build quality, easy to use and requires a lot less effort than you would think. Clean up is a breeze. It's clearly a step above other juicers. This juicer is worth every penny. When you crank down on it, you know that it'll last you way longer than a cheaper alternative.

Love this thing it works great! Great for juicing many types of citrus fruits. Love this thing! It’s a bit big but works great and I think it was made well.

I purchased this for the times when I just need a small and quick juicer for lemons and limes. I learned about this juicer after reading a product review recommending the juicer in an ATK article. The juicer is good quality. It is sized to juice lemons and limes. It is sturdy and it doesn’t take much effort to thoroughly squeeze the juice from lemons and limes in one squeeze. It’s very convenient to put the juicer in the dishwasher after using it. It’s small enough that it doesn’t take up much room in a drawer. I’ve been using the juicer regularly for about a month now. During this time, it’s worked perfectly. I have no complaints about this handy little juicer.

it squeezes lemons and limes! hallelujah! nice action - solid quality - easy to clean - gets the juice out - what can i say / it works - looks decent

We bought this juicer to replace the ubiquitous all metal powder coated juicers (lemon and lime) we had for years. The old juicers were beginning to lose their powder coating and the pot metal was exposed to the juice. This is a problem because most pot metal contains lead which can leach into acidic solutions like citrus juice. This device has a more complex construction and attempts to use compound leverage and a gear/rack to do a better job at juicing. It somewhat succeeds at this in that I find it very easy to use and it requires little force on the handles to extract the juice. The parts that come in contact with your juice are either nylon plastic or chromed metal (probably pot metal). I don't put mine in the dishwasher every time, but instead hand wash it and carefully clean the acidic oils and liquids off the chrome part so it will last longer. Yes, as many have pointed out, you do have to sometimes use both hands to start a squeeze. And yes, do be careful with exerting too much force on the handles - I can easily see this being a point of failure. One thing I should note about juicing: squeezing the living daylights out of a lime or lemon is NOT the best way to go. When you squeeze citrus too hard, the extremely bitter oils in the skin are extracted in greater quantity resulting in very harsh tasting juice. If you are just doing some stupid cleanse BS and don't care about subtleties of taste and flavor, then by all means pankcake the crap out of your citrus. If however, you want just juice that is bright and appropriately limey or lemony, then squeeze carefully and stop before the skin begins to give up all that oil. Which bring us back to this Chef'n juicer. Because the handles do flex a bit it lets you avoid over squeezing. When the "piston" reaches the end of its travel and the handles start to flex then STOP - you are done and your juice is perfect. Did it get every last molecule of juice out of that poor half lime? No, but it did extract the best tasting juice and that is what most normal people want. So what do we have here? We have a juicer that has succeeded for the most part in making juicing more effective and easier. It extracts very tasty juice when used properly. The shortcomings are actually a result of Chef'ns attempt to improve the process. The mechanism has plastic parts that can, will and do fail. They had to use plastic to keep the product affordable. Does the juicer fail if you use it carefully? I don't know, but I'll get back to you on that. Do I recommend this juicer? Yes I do, but be aware what you are buying. Update 02/26/21 : Still using this juicer at least once a week. No issues that alter performance. There is a little bit of gunk collected around a hinge pin but it is not in contact with the juice and is strictly cosmetic. We do not put it in the dishwasher as I feel that would shorten it's' life. This is a very good juicer for lemons and limes and if you treat it nice it will last a long time

This worked great when I used it. From the photo I wasn't sure, but these are strong, sturdy, easy to use lemon squeezers. I did try to squeeze an orange, but I truly is too small, although it was a very large orange. Guess I'll buy a bigger one. This is one of those things that I wish I didn't wait so long to buy. (Also in that category are multiple scoops in various sizes for making cookies, muffins etc.)

This was on a list of the best kitchen gadgets on sale for BF. Bought it on a whim & glad I did. It gets every last bit of juice out quicker and easier that what I was using and it’s easy to clean to boot. It’s bigger and heavier than my old one but I love it.

This juicer works far better than any I've previously owned. It extracts the maximum usable juice from the fruit. I got 1/4 cup of juice from an average-sized from temperature lemon. The juicer is larger than most; this allows for more pressure on the fruit. The pressed fruit ends up thinner than with most juicers, as seen in the photo. The only potential concerns with this juicer are that the holes that strain the juice may allow smaller seeds to escape and that those with smaller hands may need to use 2 hands when getting started.

Not sure why I did not get this earlier! Extracts the maximum amount of juice, very efficient, easy on the hands and really smooth mechanism. It's nice and solid as well!

I can recommend this lemon squeeze to anyone. It's sturdy and very practical. The only thing that's missing is maybe a sort of an eye-hook at the end of one of the handles to hang the item.

Oranges are often too big.

Reviewing the orange coloured Chef'n FreshForce Juicer. This thing is quite a bit larger than the yellow and green ones, most of the pics here don't quite do it justice. You can make drinks, then use it to fend off wild animals or defend your home. In all seriousness, I already had the yellow lemon sized one, and decided to upgrade to the larger orange. Lots of power, very large cup will accommodate oranges to at least average sized grapefruits, but will also handle a lime with no trouble at all. It's very sturdy so you can give it a good press to get out as much juice as possible. Tag says it is dishwasher safe on TOP RACK, but given past experience with kitchen gadgets of many different kinds, I'd always hand wash to ensure the metal doesn't tarnish (something about dishwashers can cause this). Not the easiest thing to clean, but it's not bad either, just have to have the patience to really get into all of the nooks and crannies of the mechanism to remove any gunk. It's not cheap, but it seems like it will last a long time, and will now cover pretty much any sized fruit I want to juice. No need to keep smaller ones around, as again, this will do limes quite well too. I'm loving it so far.

Aucune goutte de citron perdu avec cet appareil, facile d'utilisation, de nettoyage,pas toujours disponible en magasin, alors solution amazon ...