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If you’re not passionate about fruit and veggies enough to devote significant counter space to your morning juice routine, the brightly colored Chef’n Juicester, $15, is a good buy. The manual citrus-only juicer
If you’re not passionate about fruit and veggies enough to devote significant counter space to your morning juice routine, the brightly colored Chef’n Juicester, $15, is a good buy. The manual citrus-only juicer is easy to use and its compact, dishwasher-safe design allows for carefree cleanup and storage. I effortlessly twisted the halves of two small blood oranges around the reamers to get a sweet, zingy 4-oz. treat. The cup has measuring information, which makes it great for using fresh lemon or lime juice in cooking, too. I’m not a big fan of heavy pulp so my favorite feature is the dual straining system, which holds back pulp and seeds as you juice and then again as you pour.
Available at Foster’s Gourmet Cookware, Philadelphia 215-925-0950, shopfosters.com.
