Best Lemon Juicers in the UK

The MasterClass lemon squeezer is one of the best lemon juicers on the market for a number of good reasons. The major one is its stainless steel construction that allows you to handwash the juicer or put it into a dishwasher without worrying that aggressive dishwasher tablets may react with the coating and damage it.

Next is the reamer. It is quite large and sturdy enough to let you juice any citrus you like. The edges of the reamer are quite narrow with wide shanks in-between, which allows for lager juice yields from a single lime. Also, thanks to such a design, you'll need to apply less pressure for twisting a fruit. Therefore, users of all ages will be able to use it comfortably. As for the pulps and pips, they will stay on a perforated bottom under the reamer. The drain holes are narrow enough to hold the waste but wide enough to make cleaning easy.

The 400-ml capacity of the container will also please you. The cup can hold a glass of fresh orange juice. It is smartly designed with a spout for pouring juice when the reamer is on. Plus, there are two wide handles for a more convenient grip.

All in all, this lemon reamer by MasterClass is effortless in use and maintenance, which makes it an ideal tool for any kitchen. And if you'd like to complete your kitchen set, you can get a cherry stoner and an apple wedge from the same manufacturer. They are also made from stainless steel and look great.

There is a lot to love about the Funria m-312 Citrus Juicer! It is easy to use, dishwasher-safe, has a capacious 500-ml juice container, and is made from eco-friendly BPA-free wheat straw material.

The wheat straw is a biodegradable material produced from the stalks of wheat plants. It is free from allergens, gluten, and protein. In addition to that, it is strong enough to be used for the production of different kitchen products like plates, cups, bowls etc. Wheat straw is resistant to different temperatures and microwave safe. Moreover, it is fully recyclable to be safe for the environment.

Though, the material is not the only benefit of this citrus juicer. The overall construction of the reamer is also very appealing. It has 8 sharp edges that easily press into the fruit. And there are angled drain slits between the edges to hold the pulp and seeds away from the liquid. They do their job perfectly, so you'll get clear juice.

The m-312 juice extractor also has a handy cup-lid that can be used as a holder for citrus. It holds the fruit firmly and makes the juicing process less messy. So, if the eco-friendly design and super-easy operation are the features you look for in a citrus juicer, the Funria model is one of the best picks.

If you are in the market for a reasonably-priced lemon juicer, this model by KitchenCraft will definitely interest you. It costs only £3.49, but it is comparable in quality with more expensive models. This squeezer is equipped with a sturdy plastic reamer. It has a sharp-tipped design that gives the device some prime benefits.

First of all, you'll get maximum juice yield from a single fruit. You need to apply very little effort on juicing, since the sharp edges of the reamer press into lemons easily. And you are not limited to juicing lemons only. The reamer cone is suitable for any citrus fruits from small limes to large grapefruits.

We also like the design of the strainer. It has a wide border over the drain holes, which holds the pulp and pips while the smooth juice drips into the bowl through the narrow slits. As a result, the strainer becomes less clogged, so it is easier to clean.

As for the juice container, its capacity makes 450ml that is quite enough for preparing large-batch cocktails or salad dressing. The bowl is made of glass which is 100% food-safe and feels more natural than plastic.

Finally, as many similar lemon juicers, this model has a spout to pour juice while the reamer is on. No doubt, if you want to make large batches of juice without a hassle and much effort, this lemon squeezer will fit you perfectly.

The majority of typical lemon presses look like a garlic press with a squeezer and two sturdy handles. You need to put half a lemon into the bowl and join the handles together. Then, the main body of a squeezer inverts the fruit and presses it to extract the juice. Although juicers of this type are quite simple to use, they do not get much juice yield from one fruit. No longer. With the Helix Citrus Press by Joseph Joseph, you'll squeeze a lemon dry.

The company has recently made a sensation in the world of lemon presses with this model. The Helix juicer boasts horizontal twisting and squeezing action instead of vertical. This results in much more effective juicing.

In detail, the Helix citrus juicer has 2-piece design: the bowl and the helical body that screws into the bowl and presses a fruit. The squeezing force is more powerful here, which allows for better juice yield from one citrus. Extracting the juice with this press is still rather easy, yet very young users might need extra help when they reach the hardest pulp and seeds. As for usability, this device is dishwasher-safe thanks to the stainless steel construction.

To sum it all up, the Helix Citrus Press is a robust and innovative product that uses a completely different way of extracting citrus juice. And if you become addicted to such a convenient juicing method, the manufacturer also offers similar potato ricers and garlic presses.

This lemon juicer by KitchenCraft is a classic handheld lemon squeezer which is very popular among barmen and chefs thanks to a super easy and mess-free juicing method.

This squeezer is made from stainless steel, so it is strong enough to extract plenty of juice from a lemon or lime. However, take note that it isn’t suitable for larger citrus fruit like oranges or grapefruits because the squeezing bowl can't accommodate them. A citrus reamer will suit better. But if you want to get a lemon/lime press that is a no-brainer in use, the juicer in question is one of the best offerings you can find on the market.

So what exactly do you get with the KitchenCraft? The convenience in the first place. You can extract juice right into a salad bowl or a cocktail glass. Agree, it is much more convenient than holding a reamer over lemon cookie dough while trying to twist the fruit. Also, being made of stainless steel, the squeezer is dishwasher-safe and doesn’t rust over time. Lastly, it has a wavy crusher for good juice yield.

Talking about the disadvantages, this model has one slight flaw. It can't squeeze citrus dry, there are a few drops left. When you squeeze half a lemon (you need to put it the cut side down) the crusher inverts the fruit leaving a small folded edge where a very small amount of pulp may be left. However, there is one trick that can help solve this problem and let you get more juice: cut lime or lemon in half and make four small cuts in quarters around the fruit. This will help the fruit invert easier, thus, delivering more juice.