🍋 Chef'n Lemon FreshForce Citrus Juicer, 10.25 inches in length Review

After a few weeks of deliberation I bought the larger size orange first. But I rarely juiced oranges and they were damn big (not to mention the seeds always leaked through the holes into the juice). So I bought this and I love it. You still have to be careful not to squeeze too fast or the juice will spurt from the top, but I've had (and broke) many other types and I feel like this one gives me the best juicing leverage and doesn't break as easily. Sometimes when I make lime juice out of it, I…

Bought nearly 3 years ago, rarely used, just one of those kitchen tools that comes in handy when needed. Other than that, this thing is a piece of junk, and what's worse is that the manufacturer does a poor job of honoring the lifetime warranty on this product. This juicer stopped juicing, its gears slipped and now it barely squeezes a lemon or lime. I contacted the manufacturer twice using the recommended methods and received a ZERO response. DO NOT BUY this, get one of the metal no "gears"…

I bought yellow lemon and green lime juicers. They're EXACTLY the same size, but a lemon costs $6.11 more than a lime. What a rip off! This is the best citrus juicer ever, top quality, but Chef'n FreshForce deceives and cheats their customers by charging $6.11 more for an identical product. Only the color is different. BUY LIME GREEN VERSION. You will love it! ****UPDATE**** I found a Chef'n FreshForce lemon squeezer at a retail store recently and it was actually larger than a lime squeezer. So

There's a lot of confusion with different colors and sizes so I've included photos and here's how it breaks it down: The smallest is a Chef'n FreshForce Lime Squeezer, model number 102-415-011 and green in my pics . Please note it will only show up green and you need to make sure you look for that model number if you need a smaller one. It's slightly shorter than the next size up in length and the bowl diameter is about 2 and 5/8 inches. It also tends to be the cheapest, currently $13.16. The…

I'm Italian and my boyfriend is Salvadoran, which means that our kitchen is the heart of our home. Both of our cultures cook great tasting food, so we finely chop and press food every day. Since we add lemon or lime juice to many of our dishes, we wanted to buy a manual citrus press that could stand up to everyday use. The first one we bought broke after two weeks. We did a little research and ordered a Chef'n FreshForce citrus juicer; Two years later, we're still enjoying squeezing every lemon