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First - what prompted me to write a review is the quality of the result - freshly squeezed tasty orange juice with little to no waste.
Secondly - easy use and cleanup. Truly!
So I’ve been on a recent fresh orange juice kick. I always drink store sold orange juice and lots of it. But recently found store bought products are not as refreshing and tasty. Sometimes there’s an aftertaste or it’s tarty or too sweet. So I’ve been buying fresh oranges and eating it or squeezing it manually with those manual juicers. Result, one can’t really eat that many oranges to fill the thirst, secondly those manual juicers have a lot of waste and need a lot of patience and strength to use. Both of which I lack. And bottled or carton juices settle and expire when not consumed right away.
So I’ve been looking for a juicer and finally stumbled on this Vinci Citrus Juicer.
What I like most about it:
Easy to use.
Very little parts to assemble and disassemble.
Easy to clean.
No sharp parts to worry about.
Small kitchen footprint.
Easy to use - open, add the halved orange and close.
Efficient. More juice less waste.
Affordable.
And most importantly- you get fresh tasty Orange Juice for a fraction of the cost and you know it’s fresh and clean compared to store machines!
Cons:
The lid can fall on your fingers if not positioned fully open. It won’t cut your finger but it can hurt! So make sure to open the lid completely and close completely to use. Don’t keep it half way.
There is noise. It’s louder on the video as my phone was right next to it as I took the video. The noise is there but not annoying or enough to wake anyone sleeping.
On the video I posted, I’ve already juiced 1/2 of an orange and working on the other half to juice. You can see how much juice it took out from it.
There are some pulp left on the strainer as shown on the photo, but if you like pulp - you can just manually scoop and add it to your juice glass, if not, there’s only a little bit of liquid left in them anyway to worry about being wasteful.
Before it took me 4 whole oranges to manually squeeze and or eat to get the thirst and craving satisfied. Now, around 2 oranges I’m done with my drink. So more oranges for later.
Oranges in the fridge just waiting to be cut in half and then you get Freshly squeezed orange juice!
All in all, I’m happy! I hope the machine lasts a long time.
Cheers to your health everyone!
