Eurolux Cast Iron Citrus Juicer

The cast-iron lever gives this manual juicer a different feel from a handheld reamer: set a halved fruit in the bowl, pull down, and collect the juice in the included stainless steel cup.

It’s designed for citrus and pomegranates, so it can handle more than a glass of orange juice. The press still relies on your effort, though, it isn’t an electric option for hands-free juicing.

The fruit-contact parts detach for cleaning, while suction cups help hold the base in place during use.

Key specifications

This is a manual, lever-operated juicer with a heavy-duty cast-iron body and a stainless steel cup for catching juice. The maker describes it as suitable for continuous juicing, but the listing doesn’t provide dimensions or weight. Those omissions matter if you’re deciding where to keep it or how much counter space to set aside.

To use it, cut the fruit in half, place it cut-side down in the bowl, and pull the lever. The design is intended for oranges, lemons, and pomegranates, among other fruits. Suction cups on the base are meant to keep the press steady, they can also be removed and replaced with a small rubber piece.

Who it’s for

This setup makes sense for someone who regularly juices citrus by hand and wants a lever to do the pressing rather than squeezing fruit over a glass. Picture making orange juice at breakfast or pressing a lemon for a recipe: the separate cup catches the juice without needing to find a compatible container first.

Compared with a basic handheld reamer, the lever-and-bowl arrangement offers a more contained way to press halved fruit. Compared with an electric juicer, it requires you to operate the lever for each press. A solid pick if you prefer a manual tool and want a dedicated juice cup. You may want to skip it if you need powered, hands-free juicing or need exact size and weight details before choosing a countertop appliance.

What’s included

The listing specifies a stainless steel cup for collecting juice. The press also has removable parts that come into contact with fruit, plus suction pieces on the base. It doesn’t give a full package inventory, so avoid assuming that extra cups or accessories are included.

Practical doubts

How do you use the press? Cut the fruit in half, place one half cut-side down in the bowl, then pull down the lever. The juice collects in the cup.

Can the parts go in the dishwasher? The listing says the removable fruit-contact parts can be taken off and washed in the dishwasher. It recommends wiping the press itself clean.

Does it come with a cup for the juice? Yes. A stainless steel cup is included, so you don’t have to choose a separate cup to fit beneath the press.

Should you buy it?

Choose this Eurolux if you want a sturdy, manual press for fresh citrus or pomegranate juice and prefer a lever to a handheld reamer. Its included cup and detachable fruit-contact parts make the routine straightforward, while the suction cups are intended to limit movement as you press. The trade-off is that every batch takes manual effort, and the missing dimensions and weight leave storage fit uncertain. If those details are important for your kitchen, get them before deciding, if you’re comfortable with a manual countertop press, its format is the main reason to consider it.