Good Grips Citrus Squeezer

I absolutely love this citrus squeezer! The bright, cheery yellow color adds a pop of sunshine to my kitchen. More importantly, it’s become an essential tool for me. As someone with arthritis in my hands and citrus trees in my yard, squeezing citrus used to be frustrating and sometimes impossible. This squeezer has completely changed that. The ergonomic design, perfect size, and sturdy grip make it incredibly easy to use with minimal effort. I now effortlessly juice loads of lemons, limes, and oranges quickly and comfortably — no more painful struggling! It’s well-made, easy to clean, and works like a charm every time. If you’re looking for a reliable, functional citrus squeezer, this is the best value for your money. Highly recommend!

A solid, easy to use citrus squeezer.

Behold, the kitchen gadget that promises to revolutionize your relationship with lemons but mostly just gives you an upper body workout while spraying citric acid directly into your unsuspecting eyeballs. This hinged contraption claims to extract "maximum juice" from your citrus, which apparently requires the grip strength of a competitive arm wrestler and the precision of a surgeon to avoid launching lemon fragments across your kitchen like fruity shrapnel. It works exactly as advertised - assuming you enjoy the meditative process of squeezing progressively harder while questioning whether fresh lemon juice is worth developing carpal tunnel syndrome. The metal construction is sturdy enough to double as a medieval torture device, and it does extract more juice than hand-squeezing, but at the cost of turning a simple cooking task into an upper-body workout that leaves you wondering why humans evolved past just biting directly into citrus like our ancestors probably did. Perfect for people who want to feel accomplished about extracting two tablespoons of juice through sheer mechanical advantage and stubborn determination.

If someone had come up to me a decade ago and solemnly declared, "One day, you'll be so moved by a citrus squeezer that you'll write an impassioned review about it on Amazon," I would have laughed heartily, questioning their grasp on reality. Yet, the universe loves irony, and here I am, doing exactly that. Let's talk about the OXO Good Grips Citrus Squeezer, the Leonardo DiCaprio of kitchen gadgets - excellent in performance and disappointingly overlooked at award shows. This isn't just a citrus squeezer; it's a testament to human ingenuity. I've gone through more squeezers than I care to admit, each promising to be the one that would change my life, only to leave me more disillusioned with the citrus-squeezing segment of the kitchen appliance industry. That is, until I met the OXO Good Grips. The craftsmanship? Exquisite. The paint job on this squeezer makes it look like it should be hanging in an art gallery rather than being used to assault innocent lemons and limes. And the comfort of the handle? Let's just say my hands have never felt more pampered, even if they're committing citricide. It's like OXO somehow knows the ergonomic needs of my palms better than I do. Now, onto the squeezing action - it's like this device was designed by Newton himself, taking into account every law of physics to extract every last drop of juice. It's so efficient, I'm half-convinced it could squeeze juice out of a rock. The only tiny, minuscule, almost-not-worth-mentioning issue is the size of the holes. They're just a tad too generous, letting some of the smaller seeds sneak into the juice, like tiny, unwanted party crashers. But let's not dwell on the negatives. After all, it's a citrus squeezer, not a perfect life. The point is, this device has elevated my kitchen game to levels I didn't know existed. Breakfasts are zestier, dinners are tangier, and I can't remember the last time I was this hydrated. So, to the OXO Good Grips Citrus Squeezer, I say thank you. Thank you for showing me that it's okay to believe in love at first squeeze. And to those reading this, wondering if they really need another gadget in their kitchen - yes, you do. You just don't know it yet.

It works. Real good. Thing is, I can squeeze lemons right in my hand. So, another gadget in the kitchen drawer that will eventually get cleared out. But, if this is something you want, it's built solid. It feels heavy duty. It prevents seeds and most pulp from getting through and is easy to clean. Also, it is OXO. To me, that means it is good quality.

Great addition to my gadget drawer. I find useful alternative to usual juicers

This lemon-squeezer is the kind of tool you buy once and never need to replace. Solidly built and works great to extract juice out of halved lemons (and other citrus fruits). We used to have a plastic squeezer similar in form but it did not hold up. Buy this one!

OXO makes the finest kitchen tools. They're always more sturdy, rugged and well made then they need to be. I love this brand. I choose them even when they're more expensive. High quality and rugged in everything they do.

Boa qualidade

I'd only recently bought a cheaper squeezer for making cocktails with - a generic one you see all over Amazon and ebay etc and it was rubbish. This one is a different story all together. It's made out of two pieces of thick cast aluminium so, unlike the bent-tin design of the cheap ones, it doesn't bend. The inner cup fits closely into the outer one so you get all the juice out. I can't really criticise it. It's great for cocktails as you can squeeze a half a lime or lemon into the shaker in a second and no chance of pips making their way in. Recommended.

Muy buena calidad. Resistente y de gran tamaño

This OXO CITRUS SQUEEZER is undoubtedly the best squeezer I have ever used, with its sturdy construction of premium materials and soft grip handle it is very easy to use, and easy to clean. I highly recommend this product which is far better than the plastic alternatives that are weak and break.

Çok kullanışlı. Ancak 1-2 kullanım sonrası üzerinde limon sebebiyle mi başka bir temasla mı olduğunu bilmediğim bir leke/ renk açılması oluştu. Boyasında bir kalite sorunu var.