You got to simply love the handy Citrus Spray designed by Alberto Arza and Joan Rojeski for Spanish houseware brand Lékué! It is so simple and a surefire way to get freshly squeezed lime juice (or any other citrus fruit) sprayed over your food! Can it get simpler than this – just stick in the spraying mechanism through the cut-off wedge and get spraying!
The biggest advantage is preventing the loss of vitamins and oxidation of the juice.
Designers: Alberto Arza and Joan Rojeski
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Sooo..
Who copied who?
http://www.quirky.com/products/187-stem-citrus-fruit-juice-sprayer
Exactly what I thought when I saw this. I would say Lékué copied on the guy from Quirky, as this one looks more developped than the Quirky one.
Yeah.. i thought of the Quirky project as well. Who was teh first thought about it? Maybe copy, maybe just two similar mind… But i would deffinitely now advertise this one soo new and cool, while Quirky version already exist…
Is it available to purchase? If so, where?