Zulay KitchenMetal Lemon Squeezer - Durable Citrus Juicer - Manual Press for Extracting the Most Juice Possible

This product is simply adorable! I love that you get a little bit of info on the development of the products in this range-the story behind it. It is strong, well designed, and does a great job, with great simplicity! I would like to look into other products from this range in future, as I feel drawn into their story!

I like the fact it's very easy and straightforward to use the material is strong and easily squeezes the lemon

Didn't expect for it to be as effective as it is on squishing lemons.Would highly recommend.All the juice none of the pulp

At first looks it feels a bit loose, not precisely engineered but don't let that deceive you. It's definitely sturdy and works well. Not as efficient as I had hoped but the speed is unmatched. Yes the twitsy pointy type may get more juice per fruit, but this gets 90%+ in a fraction of the time. 8 did 15 lemons for 500ml of juice for cocktails in minuets. Def worth the buy

Great product…Love it

Very good product, sturdy and feels quality.

Very good quality

Brilliant make the job easy!

Product is sturdy and well made. Worth the price and does the job great!

El exprimidor es super util, muy buena calidad, y exprime super bien los limones. Vino bien empacado, el color es precioso.

Although Zulay calls this a "lemon" squeezer, it obviously can be used on other fruits... so long as the item you're squeezing fits in the tool. I use it primarily on limes. I don't know what the normal expectancy for limes is, but I get between 3/4 oz to 1 oz of juice from a typical (i.e. not very large) lime I buy at the grocery store. [Update 3/31/24] I love this squeezer, but I wish I had known about this 2-in-1 model before I bought this one. No biggie, though.The tool is heavy duty. I was impressed when I opened the box and found a heavy, clanky metallic press. I mean, yeah, the product description says "all metal", but there are cheap metals and then there are quality metals. This is the latter.The weak point in this tool, of course, is the pivot pin. It "looks" like it is well-constructed with quality material. Time will tell; but thus far the tool has performed flawlessly, requires little effort, and really smashes the fruit good!Unfortunately, the juice does sometimes splatter when you first begin pressing, so you need to be aware of that and try to contain it as it bursts outward under pressure; but it doesn't happen all the time and it's usually only a very small amount. It'll get the better of you if you're not prepared for it, though.My only complaint about the tool is that it only opens 90 degrees instead of 180. It's nothing I can't live with--just a minor inconvenience at worst--but a little annoying nonetheless.Cleanup is easy for the most part, but there are one or two problem areas. It would be easier if the tool opened 180 degrees or, preferably, the two halves could be disassembled.For those people (like me) who may not know how this thing works or how to use it properly before making your purchase, let me just say it's real simple, but counterintuitive at first. You cut your piece of fruit in half (crosswise), then place the CUT side face down into the bowl (that's the counterintuitive part). Then as you squeeze the two handles together, the upper part basically turns the fruit inside-out, pushing the rind through the flesh and smashing it into the bowl. I love ingenious, simple-to-use tools!So... while I'm sure this is meant to be a kitchen tool, I actually bought it for the liquor cabinet. No more buying a big bottle of lime juice or lemon juice and then having it go bad sitting on the refrigerator shelf indefinitely. Whenever I need lemon or lime juice in a cocktail now, it's fresh fruit and a Zulay lemon squeezer for me! The drinks taste better that way anyway.[Update 3/31/2024] Again, I love this squeezer, but for BAR use making cocktails, I wish I would have known about the KitchenAid squeezer first. Why? Because it has a pour spout on it, and the juice can be squeezed (poured) directly into a jigger. As it stands now, with the Zulay squeezer I have to squeeze into an intermediate vessel first, then measure into the jigger. Of course, that's only when I'm being OCD about precision... for the most part I just figure 1/2 lime = 1/2 oz and squeeze directly into a cocktail shaker. If Zulay ever comes out with a reasonably priced 2-in-1 lemon/lime presser with a pour spout, I'll be one of the first to jump on it.

melho expremedor de limao q ja usei

Ce produit sert à extraire le jus des oranges et citrons..Je l ai essayé et j ai noté qu il n extrait pas bien le jus. Je dois le refaire avec un autre presse jus.Je suis déçue de cet achat