KitchenCraft Wooden Citrus Reamer, 15 cm, Beige

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A handy tool in any kitchen and one that will be around for many years due to its hard wearing nature. And nested away inside you’ll find its etched stainless steel zester, which removes delicious zest in seconds. Imusa USA Lemon Squeezer: This handheld squeezer performed neck-to-neck with our top choices, but the quality of the material didn’t stand up to the challenge at the end of the day.

For high-volume juicing, the industrial-looking Müeller Professional Citrus Juicer is a fast and efficient extractor. About this product Enjoy the refreshing, tangy flavours of citrus juice and zest, and add healthy freshness to your food and drinks! This juicer efficiently extracted juice from lemons, limes, and mandarins (larger oranges and grapefruit won’t fit), and it left a neat little compact puck each time. Also, the tool is several ounces lighter than other squeezers, which is a good thing for those who have trouble holding heavy things, but it also makes it feel less sturdy.Juicers that utilize a reamer mechanism—countertop and handheld models—are sometimes at risk for extracting more bitterness from the pith within the citrus. The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Condé Nast. If you own a handheld reamer without a strainer attached, you can easily use a strainer that's already in your kitchen.

Both styles of juicers have their time and place, but we find the press-style kind to be slightly more effective and less messy.If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag. The cup snaps on flush to catch every drop, and the bottom is angled so you can rest it on the counter at a comfortable position while you press.

We juiced hundreds of lemons, limes, and oranges to settle on the models that paired performance with usability.

They often also come with interchangeable reamers that fit lemons, limes, oranges, or even grapefruits, allowing for a wide world of citrus juicing. Because the lid is rigid, it can’t squeeze the fruit against the reamer effectively—you only get juice from the very center of the fruit. This process dislodges the seeds and some amount of pith, so the juice must generally be strained before use, although some tabletop reamers include an integrated strainer.