Does this work well for small limes that are 1.5 inches in diameter?
571327
Sure, I use it for lemons and see no reason small limes would be any different.
571328
I have used all different size limes and has worked wonderfully. I've never really measured them but I would say yes it's a great tool
571329
Yes . We sell lemonade all summer as a concession stand , doing orange ,lemon and lime drinks . This works well on all of them.
571330
I have never used it for limes that small but looking closely at the spot you place the fruit it seems like it would work great! We still love this juicer and use it frequently. I highly recommend it.
611656
It takes a fair amount of pressure but that is just to get the most from each lemon/lime. I think you could do it with less pressure and get results.
428768
I used it to spread powdered lime - I set it on the lightest setting and made several rounds to ensure even coverage. principle should be the same for small seeds. Hopefully other more experienced gardeners/farmers can give a more precise answer.
2234693
Easily. This device is heavy duty and can fit anything up to 2-1/2 inches. I have used it for limes, lemons, and tangelos so far.
1714709
For comparison, I have a yellow lemon squeezer that is only 2.75" dia. It will fit small oranges, but not decent size navels or really any kind of grapefruet. And also the lemon squeezer handles are a bit short at only 8.5" measured from the hinge pin to the end. This says it's only 9" long so the handles are not really any longer :(
945446
the yellow--lemon intended--bowl is2 3/4 inches in diameter. a styore bought lemon fits well as do store bought Persian limes. Workes very well with these fruits. The green-lime intended--bowl is 2 3/16ths inches in diameter. I use it for small Persian limes and key limes; it is a bit too small for the store bought Persians sometimes found in groceries but the DUAL bowl design assures you get a good fit. I have used the lemon intended bowl to squeeze Ponderosa lemons a few times but THOSE lemons must be cut into sixth or eighths to fit this device for a good squeeze.
1525884
Hi. We use it for the fancy feast cans which is definitely the smallest size it will handle. It fits those very well & the are completely secure.
1469603
The inside diameter of the bowl itself is about 4-1/2 inches. The depth of the bowl is approx. 1". The total length, from end of handle to tip of spout, is about 6-1/2 inches, and the total height to tip of the middle "cone" is about 2-3/4 inchs. It's not as big as my vintage juicer (now broken), but it works well for lemons and limes. I haven't used it for oranges, but it should work fairly well. It's nice heavy glass. I like it.
391574
It would work great on lemons I use it for limes which are probably the same size as a lemon or even a little bit smaller and it works great.
391576
It's a citrus squeezer not specific for any one fruit. I use it for squeezing lemons, limes, oranges and grapefruit.
15829
It will spread lime just as long as it doesn't have chunks in it. It will not bust up chunks. It has a free flow opening that you set for whatever your spreading.
1468842
I only own the yellow version, but I assume the green one is smaller and for limes, but I use my yellow version for lemons and limes and love it! I have not tried the small key limes though.
1021687
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!
440244
It might work better for key limes since lemons are too big and could cause squeezer to break
1988187
Yes. You may have to press down the lime with your hand over the rotating core.
293040
Sorry, but this would be too small. I would recommend going to the Presto web site to see if they have something that will fit. Happy canning!
1856757
No, this is a fairly large blender. Even the smaller blenders we have had are over 1.5".Good luck.