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'citrus spray' by joan rojeski dessiny and alberto arza for lékué
'citrus spray' is an attachment which one twists into oranges, lemons and limes to spray the juices of the fruit onto salads,
seafood and other dishes to season them, or for flavoring soft drinks and cocktails. designed by joan rojeski disseny and alberto arza
for spanish company lékué, use of the device involves cutting a small portion of the top of the fruit (slightly off centre from the stem)
about half the size of the screw portion of the sprayer, to provide an opening in which to turn the pointed threaded end downwards into its body.
once the silicone ring covers the insert area the fruit should be squeezed gently to fill the layers of the mister and the press down
on the head to release the citrus extract.
the food utensil was on show at the tendence 2012 in frankfurt and comes in two sizes to optimize the release of the juices.

up close of a lime with the 'citrus spray' attachment
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product packaging
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does it really work! upload a video please..
it’s a copy! Sorry! Take a look:
http://www.quirky.com/products/187-stem-citrus-fruit-juice-sprayer?r=1f58c8c8e477d75c7de4139a332673c7
Hi! Sorry bloggers, Lékué is not from Belgium. Is a Spanish company. Look the pachage or their web site. Great product.
Lekué makes really good products, they just need to improve their design a bit, this is too much technical, no aesthetical values added…but products are well thought and reliable.
I have an oil in sprau bottle. too much oil drops around the plate.
This is genious but does it actually work?
Very nice
No matter who had the brilliant thought – it’s perfect. I’m sure designboom daily will fix any mistakes!
Its great it works and its funky!
This is one earlier product of Quirky also and they sold more than hundred thousand units at the moment, and may be they did not patent it for Spain…