Do folks have preferences regarding good juicers — the manual pressing-type kind — that work consistently well, and are affordable? I don’t want to spend more than about $50-60 at the outside. Primarily it would...

Funny, I was just talking about the things I HAVE to have, the ones I bring to the BF’s every weekend, or have doubles of there.. chef’s knife wood cutting board microplane lemon reamer (in the summer, anyway) mandoline...

it (just like when I got my microplane and my silpat). Yes, it’s a stupid name but it does what you want it to and it’s easy to clean and store. It also works for smaller citrus like limes and lemons but I prefer to...

leverage than the regular juicers where you push the fruit down and twist it on a reamer, so to me it’s much easier, plus it’s way faster regardless of ones’s strength. Of course, if I just need to juice one...

for $15! I also love my cheap-o wooden lemon/lime reamer that I bought for $2.00 at a discount kitchen store, though Amazon also has them for a little more: http://www.amazon.com/Natural-Wood-Lemon-Reamer/dp/B0000DE7OW I use that...

Amen to the microplane; also my wood lemon reamer.

I made a scallop ceviche, with lots of mango, on a bed of Boston lettuce. Limes are dirt cheap in Asian markets right now, mangoes too...get yerself a lemon reamer to get maximum juice from those limes, and go ceviche crazy! :)

I’d go for a variety of things...some nice wooden spoons, a good peppermill, apron (I really like their quailty), bakeware (silpat), random but useful tools and gadgets (eg. lemon reamer). But I’ve also been eying the...

pizza stones (big, rectangular ones)) best lemon reamer (wooden) For pots and pans, even Le creuset, it’s always marshalls, TJMaxx, or Homegoods. Really the best prices. Interestingly, tho I go to Restaurant depot for...

remember today (“hot pan, cold oil, food no stick” and my first introduction to that wonder kitchen tool—the wooden lemon reamer).

Honestly, mine sits in the drawer. I use my old wooden reamer, which I love. My daughter in law has both the lemon and lime squeezer and loves them.

I’m pretty impressed with my wooden lemon reamer - it’s amazing what a good job such a simple, cheap instrument can do.

. Never use: Electric juicer (a lemon reamer and a strainer work just fine) Crockpot Mandoline Bread Machine (another thing I gave away) Aprons (I have dozens – I SHOULD use them, because I spill stuff on myself all the time, but...

How about that little clip that attaches to the side of the pot that holds your spoon! My old wooden reamer for lemons. My Cuisinart. The first one I had you had to move the cover by hand, and I even loved that one (I think...

mixing bowl. They were cool and delicious, but not very thick. Another aunt had a very prolific lemon tree. But for lemonade all the lemons were juiced using a hand held wooden reamer. Friends of mine who grew up in Hawaii have...