Want a manual juicer that handles a lemon for the fish, an orange for breakfast or a few limes for drinks, without plugging anything in? This Borner black and white citrus press squeezes by hand and stays out of the way when you’re done.
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Manual citrus press: Halve the fruit, press and pour. No motor, no batteries and no cord, so it works anywhere there’s a bench. Confirm the pressing mechanism (lever or press-down) before publishing.
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Lemon fruit press: Your name points to lemons, so I led with them. Confirm which citrus sizes the cone suits, because limes, oranges and grapefruit depend on its size.
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Hand-powered control: You decide how hard to press, which suits a quick squeeze of lemon as much as a few glasses of juice. I haven’t claimed a yield figure.
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Simple to rinse: No electrical parts, so it rinses clean after use. Confirm whether it comes apart and the material below.
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Black and white finish: A two-tone look that suits modern kitchens and hides marks better than a plain white body. Confirm which parts are black and which are white.
Made for Australian kitchens, this juicer suits home cooks, families and anyone who goes through lemons and limes every week.
Care: Rinse straight after use so pulp and sugars don’t dry on, and wash in warm soapy water. Dry before storing. Check the packaging before using the dishwasher.
Add the Borner citrus juicer to your cart and squeeze fresh juice by hand.
