🍋 KitchenAid Lemon Squeezer - No Mess Citrus Juicer, One Size Review

This is another very durable, well made and well thought out product from Kitchen Aid. It feels heavy in your hands and makes it easy to put a lot of effort into squeezing lemons or limes either by hand or on the counter. The juicer does an excellent job of straining the stones with a filter in the middle. There is a spout on the side for pouring juice. I've found that you really want to start pouring as soon as it starts juicing, or it was easy to pour, ie pour while squeezing. And it can be…

It's not as effective as a reamer. In use, we saw that most of the juice in the pulp remained in the lemon zest. We then used an expander attached to a glass bowl and extracted almost as much juice from the "leftovers" of the bowl as came out of that juicer. It's easy to use. If you're more interested in simplicity and don't care about expenses, this might be for you. It's very sturdy and well made, so it should last a long time. I will upload photos of the packaging. But that's JustMe. (I…

KichenAid's clutter-free citrus juicer is perfect for medium to large lemons, but will work for limes too if you center it carefully before you start the juicer. This juicer works very well. Since you're putting it on the counter, you can push with more force than if you had to hold it with both hands. It is very efficient at juicing and I believe you get over 95% of the available juice with just one squeeze. I was skeptical about this product but after using it I was muted. It has a convenient

If you don't have a large electric juicer or don't want to mess with a large electric juicer when juicing lemons or limes, this manual juicer is your best bet. The spout you put in the lemon and then squeeze is very laborious and produces very little juice, and hand reamers squirt the juice and seeds everywhere. The KitchenAid citrus juicer is very cleverly designed, adding a third part, a seed strainer, between the top and bottom handles. You place a sliced lemon or lime cut-side down (rather…

This manual lemon squeezer has a strainer to prevent seeds from getting into the food and works with a simple squeeze. You cut a lemon in half, place it skin-side up, and squeeze it. The spout helps but isn't ideal for pouring juice into any container, and you can actually squeeze quite a few lemons or limes fairly quickly and thoroughly. Once it's done, it's easy to clean in the dishwasher. No Mess is something of a misnomer as pressing will still squirt juice down the sides - fairly…

I think it is less prestigious or more inconvenient to call it a lemon/lime squeezer, but you should know that it cannot handle larger citrus fruits. This only applies to lemons and limes. However, it does an amazing job and is easy for those of us who don't have human hands. I've never tried this type of juicer before and have always used either an old school wooden reamer (which works great but is messy and forces you to pass through the pulp and seeds) or an electric juicer. A powerful…