You of course cut the lime in half first. Not much explanation needed for this post - just watch how amazing this thing is:
(And, that's guacamole I'm making. Yum!)
To juice a lemon you'd just flip the green part up so that the basin is a bit bigger and then put half a lemon in there and press away.
Go get one. It will make you happy.
Now I need a citrus zester. . .
gimmee that guacamole!
ReplyDeleteRather than a citrus zester, I recommend the Microplane Zester Grater (Patent No. 5100506). Microplane is the brand name. I bought mine at Bed, Bath & Beyond in McDonough. I use for grating hard cheeses (Parmesan), fresh nutmeg, and chocolate (frozen chocolate bars for use in recipes such as your Robert Redford). It is also, as promoted, a wonderful citrus zester. Please don't quote me, but I believe it is the SAME brand and model used by none other than Alton Brown!
ReplyDeleteLauren - that's right! I made you some of this guacamole didn't I? Come back to GA and you can have some more ;-)
ReplyDeleteJoe - it cracks me up that you gave me the patent number!
I'll have to look for it though - I'm a big fan of multi-tasking kitchen tools.
yay to fun niffty kitchen tools :)
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ReplyDeleteYou are definately one that I see collecting all kinds of kitchen tools and then showing them to your company when they come over. LOL...it's all good though. I've never personally had a use for a press or a juicer. So this is one of the kind of things that would sit one of my lovely (tiny) kitchen drawers and take up (lots) of space.
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