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Technical Details
- Small and large sized juicing reamers
- Easy-to-clean, removable parts
- Citrus reamer comes in two sizes to accommodate fruit of almost any size
- Push down activation
- Durable construction
Product Description
Fresh-squeezed juice is just moments away with the Aroma Juice Extractor. Two sizes of juicing reamers accommodate large and small fruits. Juice is collected in the detachable pitcher base, taking you from squeezing to pouring in one easy step. The motor is pressure sensitive - it starts and stops with a gentle press so there are no on/off switches to mess with when your hands are full. Compact and lightweight, it features convenient cord storage, and parts remove easily for cleaning.Similar Products
Customer Reviews
2010-08-29
By danielle
We were pretty impressed with the juicer for the price, and it sure beats squeezing all the lemons by hand. Making lemonade is so much faster and we get a lot more juice with the juicer than by doing it by hand. We found that it is a lot easier with lemons to squeeze them just a tiny bit before you put them on the juicer. It is pretty small and compact, and the only negative is that with lemons several seeds still manage to work their way into the juice in the bottom tank, but you can easily strain them out or scoop them out.
2009-02-15
By S. Nielson (Avondale, Arizona)
This is the third one of these we have owned. Each lasts about 10 years of pretty heavy use when lemons are season. It works great to juice and separate most of the seeds. I freeze 1 cup of lemon juice in a quart ziplock bag to make use of the lemonade during the year. Just add 1 c sugar and 2 quarts water. Perfect!
2009-01-12
By Susan E. Feldkamp (Mesa, AZ USA)
I purchased the Aroma ACJ-181 1-Liter Citrus Juicer since I have a wonderful tangerine tree in my backyard and wanted to use more of the fruit this year.
At first the little juicer was doing an ok job then it started slowing down and reversing. The tray that keeps the seeds out of the juice didn't do it's job. "I know that I won't be growing a tangerine tree in my stomach but it isn't fun to drink the seeds!"
The photo shows a lid which appears to cover the juice but it isn't a tight seal and fridge odors could get into the juice, also spillage is possible.
Over all I'll just pick the fruit from the tree and eat it instead of taking the trouble of using the juicer.
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