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I love mine and with the compound action it is easy on the hands. If you want every bit of the juice then you are going to get some pulp extraction through the bottom slits but I have never really had a problem with pulp falling out. Just tons of juice. Very durable as well. Flex is good. The puck is almost dry when removed. I highly recommend this lemon press.

It looked to me that the Chef'n got more juice out than the few drops the the Tupperware managed and then you chose the Tupperware as better? I own the Chef'n and I like it better than any lemon squeezer that I have owned. If you squeeze too hard it will break so don't! Instead squeeze it more frequently and it will continue to extract more juice. The Chef'n is bigger and easier to squeeze, the big slits do not bother me and probably let more juice out. I like that the seeds stay in the squeezer in this style , I used to use an old school glass squeezer and I had to strain the juice or pick the seeds out by hand and it was a hassle. In a pinch especially when traveling I discovered a soup spoon works very well used like an augar and never breaks and is super easy to clean.

The hinge pin on the Tupperware will eventually break. I've had the Tupperware and other juicers of the same design. Eventually, all the hinge pins broke. I have never used the Chef'n.

great review

It plugs up to easy with pulp in them slots. I wonder if they tried holes and then went to slots.

I love this citrus press but it's true that it's not durable. I use mine every day and I'm currently on my third one. They seem to last for about 1 year of daily use before one of the teeth on the handle breaks off. The white teeth on the lower half never break. But the teeth on the handle WILL eventually break every time. Just a matter of when.

i have this same squeezer, now it has to break if you dont roll the lemon with your hands agains the counter to make it soft. thats the trick and it wont break.

Thank you! I believe I have one on my channel. (But bottom line? don't bother)

Thank you so much, I was going to get the chef one, not I am not!! Will look at the AMCO

Not suitable for commercial use. While the mechanism ease the strain on the hands, it's plastic construction doesn't hold out against repeated use. Great product for home, although not necessary

Demonstration did not measure amount of juice extracted. by each device How much Juice was rendered by each device?

This video although informative, really didn't prove anything. the claim to Chef n Force Fresh juicer is that it produces 25% more juice, how can you prove this if you are not measuring the extraction in the separate glasses. As well, the ratcheting system on this item is quite effective ,hence the reason for having a ratcheting system ? In my experience most any tool that uses a ratcheting system, uses it for just this reason , no slippage( I've had this item for about 5 years - there is NO slippage - the very reason for ratcheting ) . I've tried both these items among others , they essentially all work the same , it really depends on your budget and what feels comfortable. The thing I did like about this the Chef n juicer was it had some give in the handle, which made it very very easy to extract juice. It also has a larger reservoir to hold larger citrus fruit. Again this demo proved nothing in terms of the AMOUNT of juice, since he didn't used two glasses, and equal slices of lemon.

i preferred the chef press after watching the review and owning one. no point havinga tupperwear when it can barely squeeze a lemon in it lol and you cant just assume chef press will break because you think it might . those screws on the tupperwear can break too/ its just about knowing your limits and not trying to get every tiny drop out of it.... chef press is the best juicer out there.

Hey sweetie- with the chefn you need to put the lemon in cut side up.

Very bad demonstration ,he didn't show how much juice he received from both citrus juicer First.he took the video from the top. we can't see the difference .Second he use only half of lemon,not 2 or 3 at least than we can see a little bit difference .Third he suppose to use 2 cups to let us to COMPARE than we have to judge Anyway poor demonstration . For us we suppose to choose the opposite what he chose .He choose the green juicer then the better one is Chef'n FreshForce Citrus . Juicer .More than this he didn't show us if he cut lemon in half,may be one half is bigger than the other one

I LOVE lemonade, I always have a cup of lemonade with dinner. I went through almost 10 different brands of citrus juicer and none of them compare to a nice little fork....., literally stab in the lemon, press it, and move the fork up and down, not only it breaks all the membrane, it also scrape all the pulps out, literally scrape the lemon clean. Only down side is that you need to have strong hands. However it is so much more efficient than these juicer.....wont break either :|