Stainless Steel Lemon Squeezer: Fresh Juice in Seconds
Fresh lemon and lime juice, pressed clean in a few seconds. The hinged steel press and seed-catching sieve send juice straight into your glass while your hands and counter stay dry.
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Fresh lemon and lime juice, pressed clean in a few seconds. The hinged steel press and seed-catching sieve send juice straight into your glass while your hands and counter stay dry.
Squeeze every drop of fresh juice from lemons and limes in seconds with one easy press
- hand strain from squeezing fruit
- seeds and pulp falling into drinks
- sticky, messy hands and counters
- juice wasted on cutting boards
Squeeze every drop of fresh lemon juice in seconds
Hand-squeezing lemons leaves sore wrists, seeds in your glass and sticky counters. One firm press now sends clean juice straight into your cup.
Solid Steel Built for Daily Use

Solid stainless build
The body is one piece of stainless steel from the cup to the long handle, with a polished finish that wipes clean and resists rust. The cup is deep and round, so a lemon half sits centered and stays put while you press. Nothing loosens over time because there are no plastic parts to crack.

Seeds stay in the sieve
The perforated sieve bowl catches seeds and pulp while the juice drops through into the glass below. You get a clean drink without fishing pips out with a spoon, and the pulp stays behind for you to rinse away.

One firm press
The long handle and rivet pivot give you leverage, so one firm press squeezes the whole half. Lime halves sit in the cup the same way, and the juice runs straight into the glass without a second squeeze.
Four Steps From Lemon to Glass
- 1Cut the lemon in half
Slice the lemon crosswise so each half has a flat cut face.
- 2Place half the lemon in the cup
Set one half cut-side down in the deep round cup so it sits centered.
- 3Press down firmly
Close the clip with the long handle. One firm press releases the juice through the sieve.
- 4Pour from the glass beneath
The juice collects in the glass below. Lift the press, pour and rinse the sieve while the glass is still in your hand.
Rinse, Dry, Ready Next Time
- Rinse the sieve right away
Run warm water through the perforations as soon as you finish pressing, before pulp has a chance to dry.
- Dry before you store it
Wipe the body and the cup dry so the polished finish stays bright and water spots do not settle.
- Check the hinge
Rinse around the rivet pivot so citrus residue does not build up in the joint.
Actual Size in Your Hand
- 20.8 cmLength
- 6.8 cmWidth
- 142 gWeight
About the length of a standard kitchen spoon
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
It works on lemons and limes. Smaller fruit sits a little looser in the cup, so press steadily and the juice still comes through the sieve.
Yes, as long as you rinse the sieve under warm water right after pressing. Pulp that dries in the perforations is the only thing that makes cleanup slow.
A plastic reamer wastes juice, and hand squeezing costs you wrist strain every morning. This is a one-time purchase that you use on every lemon, so the cost per glass of lemon water drops quickly.
It is solid stainless steel, the material most kitchens already trust for citrus and other acidic foods. Rinse it after each use and it stays ready for the next glass.
Yes. Press several halves in a row and strain straight into a cocktail set shaker or a pitcher. Rinse the cup between batches so the sieve keeps flowing.
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