Oprah’s favourite kitchen gadget is about to launch at Aldi Australia for just $12.99: ‘Best invention of the year’

Oprah’s favourite kitchen gadget is about to launch at Aldi Australia for just $12. 99: ‘Best invention of the year’ A handy juicer will soon launch in Aldi Australia stores The $12. 99 product was named in Oprah Winfrey’s ‘Favourite Things’ list of 2023 Read more: This fake tan doesn’t stain your clothes or sheets after you put it on By Carina Stathis For Daily Mail Australia Published: 23:16 EST, 18 December 2023 | Updated: 23:16 EST, 18 December 2023 e-mail 2 View comments Aldi Australia is set to release Oprah Winfrey’s favourite kitchen device to spice up holiday season cooking.

The Dreamfarm ‘Fluicer’ Juicer is an easy-to-use gadget that folds flat to save space. The $12. 99 product was number 15 in Oprah’s ‘Favourite Things’ list for 2023 and was also nominated as one of the best inventions of the year by Time Magazine.

The handy utensil will be available from December 30 while stocks last. Oprah Winfrey included an Aussie invention in her ‘Favourite Things’ list for 2023 The Dreamfarm ‘Fluicer’ Juicer is an easy-to-use gadget that folds completely flat to save space The comprehensive list published by Oprah Daily provided an insight into why the television personality loves the juicer. ‘Whether you’re using it for a dish you saw on social media or your kiddo’s lemonade stand, this citrus juicer will make things simpler,’ the description read.

‘Its clever design allows you to use both hands, so you utilise muscles in your arms over your hands. Plus, since it folds flat, it’s easy to store take on the go. ‘ The product was invented by Alex Gransbury and the t wo-handed sideways pivot operation requires less effort than a traditional press.

The product will be available across Aldi stores in Australia from December 30 The comprehensive list published by Oprah Daily provided an insight into why the television personality loves the juicer. ‘Whether you’re using it for a dish you saw on social media or your kiddo’s lemonade stand, this citrus juicer will make things simpler,’ the description read On Amazon Australia the product has received more than 400 stellar reviews and an average rating of 4. 7 out of five stars.

‘I was recommended this product in a shop. I was skeptical but then decided to try it. I love it! It really gets all the juice out and is easy to clean,’ one person wrote.

‘Fabulous result – gets all the juice out without effort, easily cleaned and easy to store!’ another said. A third provided some helpful feedback when using the product. ‘Don’t squeeze too hard! Not because it’ll break the juicer, but because it will also squeeze out the bitter essential oils in the skin of citrus fruit,’ the shopper wrote.

‘We bought the largest one thinking that it could also be used for lemons and even the smallest lime. . and it can! Very easily, so I’m not sure why anyone would want a smaller size.

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