What are the dimensions of the cup/funnel? How large of a fruit could I put in there?
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I haven't measured the dimensions but I use the Jupiter mostly for pressing limes, which it handles well. Oranges are its optimum sized fruit but it would work well with small grapefruits too. Beyond that, I cannot say but I believe a small grapefruit is as far as it can comfortably reach.
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I've mentioned in another question, but, again, if you use large fruit, quarter it to press. (From YouTube videos)
808611
This funnel has an opening at the bottom of exactly 1 & 1/2 inches. The next measurement that would probably sitting on the lip if your canning jar is about 2 & 1/4 inches. The next measurement is about 2 & 1/2 inches. The top is 5 inches across. I think this would be ideal for your purpose. hope I make sense.
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I've purchased 2 glass citrus juicers. The first one I don't have handy but it was probably the same item as what you're looking to purchase. The measurement should be across the bowl portion of the juicer, not including the handle. The second one I purchased is 6" across the width or perpendicular to the line that would go through the handle to the pour spout. I did notice that the 2nd juicer has shallower fluting where the citrus rubs to remove the juice. So the smaller model had better flutes for juicing.
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I own one, do not know dimensions but an average sized orange fits well. It is a VERY shallow juicer. The juice of one lemon or one orange is all it can accommodate. I do not recommend this item based upon the shallow depth of the bowl. My daughter tried to use it to make fresh lemonade for a lemonade stand and it was difficult to get enough leverage above the shallow bowl to even juice one lemon. I recommend u keep looking.
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1-1/2" width by 2" deep. I used these (strawberry) preserves as wedding favors . They taste delicious. I decorated them with gingham and a tied a thin string of raffa around each one. Everyone loved them.
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The lemon juicer is 3 inches in diameter; to the edges of the rim, 5 inches. Perfect for lemons or limes, or other small citrus fruit. I just love mine!
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2.3" H x 4.6" OD x 4.4" ID x 0.2" thick with slight taper to bottom. Labled volume is 2 cups; actual volume is 1.34 cups BUT now see the lid fits 2 slightly different shaped containers so will have to wait for my wife to return to verify that I measured the correct container (both containers have identical volumes) using vernier caliper. I don't have time to take the measurements of the other container right now; sorry. Also Known As Kroke
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I don't have it in front of me as I am at work, but the cup is in between the size of an orange juice glass and a coffee mug. It's not enormous, and it isn't a shot glass. It probably holds about 10-12oz of liquid.
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Yes, cups are certainly large enough to carry a variety of foods for a two year olds appetite. I usually only put dry foods in there, not sure If juice from fruit would leak. Haven't tested it. But gave used it for nuggets and goldfish plenty of times!
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Yes it will fit into a drinking glass or even a mayo jar ( which I use to mix protein drinks). It will "suck" itself to the bottom so I lift it up and up it back down several times to make sure it throughly blends the contence. I can't tell you how much I love this producvt. There isn't a day that I don't use it. Becareful, it can make baby food so fast you won't even realize you've done it until it's to late!!
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I dont have a ruler or measuring tape, but I will do my best to describe it. Its nearly the same size as a dunkin donuts coffee cup lid. Almost exact. It seems like you would be able to fit large apples in it, but if they are really wide than u might not be able to. I have relatively big hands, but I have to squeeze it thru to get it in there, so it may be a little tricky getting them out. It is also JUST big enough to fit a can of walmart brand albacore tuna thru. Quite literally a perfect fit. As if the mouth was formed around the can itself lol. I hope this helps.
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Roughly 3.5" to 4". You won't need a funnel for most uses. I sure feel like the SELLER should be answering these questions instead of having a program that emails PURCHASERS to answer questions for other PURCHASERS. Maybe I am just old fashioned.
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A little larger than a quarter. It's not a large mouth. I do not put whole fruits in my water when using this bottle. It's better for smooth juice or plain liquids.
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I measured 1.35 inches for the opening of the container itself. I recommend allowing for some variation from container to container. The removable spout doesn't have a meaningful inside diameter, because it is not a simple tube. It has an inner tube and support structure molded into to that is presumably designed to aid smooth pouring.
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I use the largest container that comes in the box (two small, one large) and can make a smoothie for my wife and I each morning. It's probably half the volume you can achieve with the Vitamix 750? I would estimate that 2 whole apples, some cucumber bits, water, and some frozen berries would fit. As to compare with juicing: you get the pulp! I had a juicer before and you just get a sugar blast. Ick!Two favs: (1) water, whole banana (and a 1/4 frozen banana), avocado, tsp vanilla, tsp honey(2) water, 4 large kale leaves, handful of frozen blueberries, scoop fortified yeast, tbsp udol's oil, tbsp chia seeds, tbsp camu camu powder, scoop of vega sport protein (vanilla) I use the largest container that comes in the box (two small, one large) and can make a smoothie for my wife and I each morning. It's probably half the volume you can achieve with the Vitamix 750? I would estimate that 2 whole apples, some cucumber bits, water, and some frozen berries would fit. As to compare with juicing: you get the pulp! I had a juicer before and you just get a sugar blast. Ick!Two favs: (1) water, whole banana (and a 1/4 frozen banana), avocado, tsp vanilla, tsp honey(2) water, 4 large kale leaves, handful of frozen blueberries, scoop... » Read More I use the largest container that comes in the box (two small, one large) and can make a smoothie for my wife and I each morning. It's probably half the volume you can achieve with the Vitamix 750? I would estimate that 2 whole apples, some cucumber bits, water, and some frozen berries would fit. As to compare with juicing: you get the pulp! I had a juicer before and you just get a sugar blast. Ick!Two favs: (1) water, whole banana (and a 1/4 frozen banana), avocado, tsp vanilla, tsp honey(2) water, 4 large kale leaves, handful of frozen blueberries, scoop fortified yeast, tbsp udol's oil, tbsp chia seeds, tbsp camu camu powder, scoop of vega sport protein (vanilla) « Show Less
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The opening is roughly 2" wide. ice will fit but probably with the help of a small scoop or cup.
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the space is about 3 inches. BUT- personally, I wouldn't put fruit in it. Don't want it touching the wide metal bands. Unless you put some kind of say cheesecloth inside as a liner. Its pretty, but think best for plants, like my "Staghorn". Good luck.