Are these a good size for orange juice for breakfast?
1688848
Not really. They're the same size as a "tall" Starbucks coffee if that helps. You probably want an 8oz size not 12oz.
1688849
Yes. Classic good looks. Easy to hold. We use them every day. I plan to get the water glasses also.
1688850
Unless you guzzle OJ, I'd recommend the smaller version, which is what we use. Either way, they're great glasses!
1688851
Yes, but it is just a little bit larger than a traditional juice glass. It is the glass I reach for the most often.
1688852
We don't use these glasses for juice at our breakfast table but they can be used for any beverage. They are not tall so don't get knocked over easily. I like them immensely and they serve their purpose for us at our informal table.
2273194
Yes, I have made eggs in them (with cheese and crumbled up bacon - they are yummy! Just don't overcook them, scramble the egg with milk, add cheese, pepper and salt and pre-cooked bacon broken into pieces - 30-45 seconds if egg is still runny on the bottom, flip it and cook for 5-10 more seconds. Fill about 1/2 full). These silicone cups are the same quality as the "Bake it in a Cup" Books (Fun recipes for microwave options too) by Julia Myall. They should work just fine with cupcakes too. I like them best because of their thickness and great color.
1277701
Yes, and they are quite nice. I used mine last weekend for after dinner drinks for friends. They are not too big, like some snifters out there. Helps avoid pouring too much.
2039529
No, they dont fit! You have to sílice them in half. Is importante to mention that this juicer is a COMPACT so the cointainer only holds a glass of liquid. But it has good power and for me it works.
1898299
They are a good size to fit in a typical toaster oven. They clean really well, too. They also fit together nicely for storage in the toaster oven.
714337
Smaller oranges yes,limes and lemons for sure. But you won't get all the juice out. I'd stick with those hand held ones that you have to twist the fruit over it to get the juice. We bought ours and barely use it. Might be just because I like to get every last bit out.
164632
No they aren't leak proof. I use them for dry snacks, strawberries, apple, or grapes, but nothing with any juice.
681090
Absolutely! They are a really nice size and a great weight for long lasting use.
2070976
They hold about six ounces and are about 5 inches tall. I love to use them for morning juice, especially with kids.
1416164
The 6 oz. juice glasses are, I think, a good size for children to hold. Little hands would fit nicely around them. I'm not sure about the bigger-capacity glasses.
1832933
All normal size ones will fit however I tend to buy the giant ruby reds to eat - preferably Indian River ones. I then hand-squeeze juice out into bowl or pitcher and drink because they are too good not to - at 2 for $4.
1381762
Yes. They would be bigger than standard muffins and it would work perfectly. Enjoy!
105119
These are probably too big for what you need. These are much the size of a standard kitchen teaspoon and perhaps a tiny bit larger than that.
1814044
It will probably fit the "cutie" oranges. Any bigger than that no but this is great tool to have in the kitchen. I just made a homemade Lemon Pie and using this for the fresh lemon juice was a breeze. LOVE IT!.
1816009
To me they are definitely larger than a fruit bowl. If pasta or a salad were the ONLY thing I was serving I'd think they were a little small. For us they're perfect to go with the set. If anything a little on the large size. We like the set very much. Good luck with your decision.
109613
Yes, they're a decent size not to small Just right, they work perfectly. definitly recommend.
771676
Yes. I can be used for grapefruit, oranges, and pomegranates. Just don't put too much pressure on the handle and squeeze too hard or you will be able to taste the rind instead of getting pure juice.