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Question: Where is product made?
Document: Excellent well-made product. It's not flimsy and it squeezes all of the juice out of the fruit. This is truly one of my new favorite things!
Anyway, Very happy customer. Just hope it will not break after some uses like other brands. One correction for amazon's product description is this one is made in China not USA.
I bought this stainless steel citrus press and my daughter loves it. It was a great find and at a good price. It is well made and I think it should last for many years. I hope, if we need another, we can find this exact product, excellent.
For the folks who think this is flimsy, are we talking about the same product? This is very well made and sturdy, and the real reason for purchasing it is that it is unpainted. I've got an older citrus press that's painted and over the years the paint has started to flake off. I'm not interested in cooking with paint chips, so I've replaced it with this and couldn't be happier.Geaux Tigers!
That is exactly what is wrong with this country. No wonder the unemployment is so high, and many Americans can hardly afford to put gas in their cars or food in their kids mouths. I researched this product on the Norpro website and it made me believe I was buying an American made product. Everett Washington.? since when was Washington located in China? The residents of Everette must be proud.
-- this is a very good product. Right up there with that red plastic shrimp deveiner thingy.And as I said in my heading, since this no doubt is inferior grade stainless steel, just imagine how excellent this product would be if it were made in America. But then it would last forever and wouldn't have a built in obsolescence so we have to buy another one.Now, if they would only come out with the perfect garlic press that isn't a pain to clean...
Let me just say that this is a beautiful item, shiny and very well-made, quite heavy and substantial. I can't wait to give it a go! I will come back and update after I get some use out of this product, but for now, I am very impressed with the quality of this citrus press and expect to get many years of use out of it!UPDATE 4/22/13...Still going strong!
This product has lasted me 9 and is still going strong. Maybe it is just my history, but I am still just waiting for it to break. The coder-pin is made of aluminum, but it is relatively safe from the acid, and can be replaced unlike the handle. My only real gripe is that the press can shift from left to right almost the width of the handle. This isn't a huge problem but it increases the likely hood that you pinch your hand. Another issue is the cost.
For those who are worried about breaking the handles on the plastic juice presses, this is your juice press. I used it to squeeze the juice from a lemon and it did a fantastic job. This thing is heavy duty and feels heavy in your hand. So far I am very pleased with this product and feel I made the right choice. Hopefully it will be the same with limes. I don't know this for sure, but I suspect it might handle small oranges.
First of all, it should have been stated that it is made in China! It is VERY VERY heavy and hard to handle. There are not enough holes, nor are they places strategically to completely drain the juice of the lemon or the orange. I fear the S & H costs of returning it, so I am forced to keep this useless product. I could have bought a better design, in my local Mexican store, but I fear the metal with which it is made.
Answer: Made in China for Norpro.