Eurolux Cast Iron Citrus Juicer | Extra-Large Commercial Grade Manual Hand Press | Heavy Duty Countertop Squeezer for Fresh Orange Juice (Bonus Stainless Steel Cup) (Red)

Best citrus juicer ever. I shouldn't have wasted my money on cheaper flimsier contraptions. Sturdy cast iron stand and stainless steel parts. No plastics touching your food. I live in an apartment with a smallish kitchen, but I don't mind allocating its own space to this juicer. And its footprint is not too much. Very versatile - I love to mix grapefruits and oranges, and it's a breeze to squeeze grapefruits with this. Easy to clean, too. A small tip - I wrap the whole thing in a plastic bag so that the citrus juice doesn't spray all over. (It's not too bad, but my OCD can't stand.)

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I juice citrus regularly for salsa, salad dressing and just the health benefits for vitamin C. I shouldn’t have waited so long to break down and buy this-it has made my life soooo much easier. The stainless cup that comes with it is a little short. I swapped it out with a mason jar to catch the juice. This seemed like an extravagant purchase but I’m so glad I got this tool. We use it almost everyday in my house. It’s fast and more effective than motorized citrus juicers. SUPER EASY TO USE AND CLEAN. Sturdy. And it doesn’t sting my fingers from lemon juice when I have a hangnail😂

This is the best juicer ever. It is so insanely easy to clean-just two parts that come out of the juicer and the cup. These parts can also be put in the dishwasher for an extra easy clean. The only maintenance on this product is putting some oil on the part that presses down, which takes a few seconds.The ease of use depends on what you're juicing, but overall it's pretty easy. The juicer itself is sturdy and heavy, so that helps in juicing. There are also suction cups on the bottom so it anchors to the counter. It looks very nice sitting on the counter as well. It's also surprisingly quiet.As a word of caution: don't try to juice too much at one time! I bent the stainless steel juicing part because I had too much in the little basket and pressed down to hard. I would also recommend using cheesecloth for a nice smooth juice!

Best squeezer. This is so easy to work. It is quick and strong, easy to use. I have had others that break so easy. This one is going to last a long time. I use it all the time. I just wish this stuck more firmly to the counter. It does move sometimes when pressing down so I just have to put it up against something to keep it from moving. But I still like how it squeezes more juice than any other one I’ve owned.

I received this manual juice presser, and it has been absolutely amazing! We've used it almost every day since it arrived, and it’s become a staple in our kitchen. The build quality is solid, and it’s surprisingly efficient at extracting juice with minimal effort. Fresh juices have never been easier!The only downside—and the reason for giving it 4 instead of 5 stars—is that I’d love to have more versatility with different types of juices. It would be fantastic if the cups were interchangeable or if there was an option to switch the pressing mechanism to work in the opposite direction. For example, when juicing grapes, having a basket-style insert with a press that goes down into the basket would make the process even more effective.Overall, this is a fantastic juicer, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable manual press. A few design tweaks, and it would be absolutely perfect!

I persuaded my skeptical wife to get one of these, and on the first use, she was immediately converted to the belief that it is worth a space on the counter top to just leave it out and use it every day. This thing absolutely squeezes a lemon down to nothing but the peel and seeds with a few decimated strands of pulp, and all of the available juice in a cup. Yes, you can have fresh squeezed lemonade every day with hardly any trouble at all. Yes, you can squeeze your own orange juice easily. Clean up is easy. It fits under the cabinets, but just. You can use it on smaller fruits under the cabinet, but you have to pull it forward to open fully.

This is all it was expected to be. It is very sturdy, easy to clean and makes juice quick. Totally happy we purchased it.

I had the good fortune of buying this before the price went up. It was a “splurge” impulse buy I made after having a few “Crush” drinks (recipe is below) while on vacation in Maryland. It’s practically their state drink and can ONLY be made with fresh squeezed juice. The drinks are $12-14 depending where you you are or where you go (I was in Deale, MD) so I figured after buying this and the drink ingredients my “break even” was 7 homemade Crushes. I had it delivered to the house and planned to bring it home.This thing absolutely does the trick: the fruit is practically pulverized, with no juice left at all. It’s great to use if you’re making several drink over the course of a afternoon or evening. I’ve used it for oranges, pineapple, lemons, limes, and even smaller grapefruits.If I could do half stars, I would and give 4.5 stars only because it’s a little small for grapefruit. Also, clean up is a bit of a pain, so I don’t use this if I’m making one drink. The strainer part can be a little tough to get apart and pulp does clog it after every few uses. Also, don’t forget to wipe/clean under the dome and on the stand and handle as these get sticky with use.I would also give 4.5 starts because after the price increase I don’t think it’s as worth it. My price was upper 50s, much better than the mid 70s it is now.That all said, if you host parties or make things that require a lot of fresh juice, this thing is the bomb.I liked it so much that, after making too many “Crush” drinks, I bought another to leave at the place I stay so I’d have it there the next time.Crush Drink Recipe:Juice from 1 orange, grapefruit, etc.2 oz vodka1 oz triple secCombine in pint glass with ice. Pour back and forth between pint glass and the juice cup from the press. Don’t break up the ice cubes, just get the drink good and cold.Pour everything into a pint glass and top with 7-up or Sprite, giving a little stir to combine.