Name: Frieling Citrus Press
Brand: Frieling
SKU: 538
Rating: 4.33 (6 reviews)

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Juicy goodness.

Make those store-bought juices jealous with this Frieling commercial grade juicer. With the freshest oranges, grapefruits, lemons, or limes, a daily glass of fresh-squeezed citrus could become something you don't even have to leave home for. Simply pop a glass in beneath the juicer, place a citrus half on the raised cone, press the handle down and watch the fresh juice flow. The stand is made of durable cast aluminum while the press itself is food-safe, easy care stainless steel. The long rubberized handle maximizes leverage and minimizes effort, while suction cups ensure that the press stays upright. For easy, breezy (lemon squeezy) cleanup, just pop all the removable parts right in the dishwasher. Done and done.

And when life gives you lemons? You bet we've got ideas:

A whole crop of lemon recipes both sweet and tart to squeeze the most out of your fruit.
A pudding with a little extra zip.
A chicken so lemony it'll be a new favorite.

Made in: Taiwan
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7” W x 17” H, handle is 10.25” L

Materials:: Cast aluminum, funnel. Extractor is made of 18/10 stainless steel.
Care:: Removable parts are dishwasher safe; remove the stainless steel funnel for thorough cleaning.

Frieling

Fort Mill, SC

Frieling was founded to provide their customers with fresh solutions—and they've done their job well. Their products, all sourced from Europe, provide the restaurant and hospitality industries with functional and high-quality tools of the trade. We're all about letting them offer our home kitchens a solution or two.

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Usha P.

08/21/23

It's already broken. I will

It's already broken. I will be in touch with more information.

Margaret C.

08/13/23

fine

Xenoc

07/31/19

pricy but really really durable

Ive had this for four years now and have used it at least weekly on lemons, limes and oranges. It does a fantastic job extracting juice, is very ergonomic and easy to use without much fatigue even with juicing dozens of limes. Easy to clean and dissasemble/assemble and despite lots of use is as good today as when I bought it. Definitely a keeper.

Charles B.

06/14/19

Easy to cleanup.

Very powerful press. I found that holding onto the upright support at the back of the press while pressing down on the lever, gave the most secure action. The press does an excellent job of squeezing oranges, lemons and limes. As stated in the headline, it is easy and simple to cleanup.

Nathan M.

12/27/22

Arrived opened / used

I bought this to give as a Christmas gift and was disappointed to see the box ripped and inner packaging torn up. Maybe it was a return that nobody glanced at before sending back out? Either way I expect better, as it made the gift look used when opened.

Food52

02/14/23

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We're really sorry to see that your press arrived in this condition. If you still need any further assistance, our Customer Care team is available by emailing help@food52.com.

Valerie H.

12/23/22

It was used.

I bought the red one which was on sale as a gift for a friend. But when it arrived, I saw that it had been pre-used. There was a spot where the paint was chipped away, and there was something sticky on it. I sent a picture to customer service, and they sent out a new one right away. I sent back the old one but still have not been credited for it. ...Read More

THEN, when the new one arrived, I saw that IT had ALSO been used. It had been repackaged poorly, and it too had a spots that had not been cleaned properly. So I went to a local cooking store to buy a new one for my friend, and kept the second used one for myself. I am disappointed because I like this site. Read Less

Food52

02/13/23

Thank you so much for sharing this. We're so sorry to hear that both arrived as such. I see that you've been in touch with our Care team. If you still need further assistance, please send us a note at help@food52.com.

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