Among the many design items that I dream of owning but cannot afford is Juicy Salif. At ~$80, I can't yet justify spending that much on a manual fruit juicer. However, the design is beautiful and fascinating. I love that the ridges in the body both help to squeeze the juice out of the fruit and channel it to a point just above the mouth of a glass. My favorite aspect of it is the upward direction of the legs, right above the attachment; if they were downward-facing, juice would run down the legs. When held, even the weight of this item is satisfying.
Saturday, July 7, 2007
Juicy Salif
Among the many design items that I dream of owning but cannot afford is Juicy Salif. At ~$80, I can't yet justify spending that much on a manual fruit juicer. However, the design is beautiful and fascinating. I love that the ridges in the body both help to squeeze the juice out of the fruit and channel it to a point just above the mouth of a glass. My favorite aspect of it is the upward direction of the legs, right above the attachment; if they were downward-facing, juice would run down the legs. When held, even the weight of this item is satisfying.
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