🍊 LEM Products 1227 Big Bite Juicer Attachment: A Powerful Addition to Enhance Your Kitchen Experience! Review

One thing you have to do is buy 3 grids of lem. We used a finer strainer that we bought from Lem, which works great for tomatoes. We peeled tomatoes and removing the skin worked great. Made 7 bushels in no time.

Very cheap plastic construction compared to the grinder beast they designed to work. The auger can be wider to push the pulp through the screens instead of squeezing it. Did it cost $100? no Does it work as advertised? Yes.

Love your grinder and this accessory. If you make a lot of tomatoes like Thomas, you'll eventually have to clear the screen. The fleshier tomatoes will eventually clog the strainer. I scratch it with my nails and that's enough. I wish I had bought one sooner. The cap is cheap plastic which I noticed breaks at first but still worth the money for the tomatoes.

Excellent product, very durable and cost effective compared to similar products. Easy to clean but a bit tricky to assemble (just had to fiddle around a bit) and there were no instructions in our package. be useful for future buyers. Please excuse the lighting; with my cell phone it was done quickly ;-)

So far it has worked very well with blackberries. It looks like the device isn't as well made as their coffee grinders. The plastic mounts have a totally dated feel and lack the design features you'd expect from Lem products. What, as they say. This is only used for blackberries so far. Worked perfectly. Will think again if I make other fruits like tomatoes. I just ordered additional strainers so I'm curious to see how the larger strainers work with other fruit.

My juicer arrived in a damaged box in a nice Amazon box. Although the juicer is functional, it is clear that the box was previously opened. I am commenting on this because I paid full price for a product that looks like it has been used. The juicer is a combination of well-made solid metal construction and less durable plastic parts, particularly the auger. After a batch of tomato sauce, I found that most of it flows through the spout as directed, but a decent amount escapes at the point where…

Bought for making jelly. I mainly use nutmeg, blueberries and blackberries. I remember when I bought it I couldn't believe the video review I saw. And the woman who attended the demonstration said there was no need to remove the seeds or anything like that. This is about the 4th time I've used it and it clogged 3 times out of 4. This time I used blackberries. The smallest of the seeds. I wasn't even halfway there and the mill wasn't even turning. We had a huge blackberry mess trying to fix…