I received a metal juicer shaped like a bird for my birthday and am not sure how to use it. The back part lifts up and has a row of little teeth toward the front, then the juice is supposed to pour out the beak. I tried to use it with a lemon to make chicken piccata, but the lemon kept falling out. I'm guessing I was trying to make it harder than it's supposed to be! Anyone know what I'm talking about and know the proper way to use this thing?
Help with lemon juicer
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Andy M.
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Any chance you can post a picture?
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I don't think my Mac computer is understanding the "add image" button. Tried to attach the photo, don't know if it worked. They show a photo of one at epinion.com/cooking. They call it a Bird Lemon Squeezer. I think maybe I'm trying to put too big of a piece of lemon in it might be the problem.
I don't think my Mac computer is understanding the "add image" button. Tried to attach the photo, don't know if it worked. They show a photo of one at epinion.com/cooking. They call it a Bird Lemon Squeezer. I think maybe I'm trying to put too big of a piece of lemon in it might be the problem.
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Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
I think it might be made to squeeze lemon wedges under the tail (rind side up) then pour the juice out through the beak.
