Is it big enough to juice a grapefruit?
1727911
I haven't ever tried to juice a grapefruit with it. However, in looking at the size, I believe it could be done. It might be a little small for grapefruits, but could work. It is a quality product. We use it primarily for lemons and oranges. It works great and is easy to clean.
1727912
Yes it is. The side with the bigger reamer is big enough for a grapefruit- that's what I primarily use it for.
1727913
If the grapefruit is small, it would work. The large side of the juicer measures 3.5 inches across.
2170505
No, this is a citrus juicer only; use for oranges, grapefruits, lemons, limes, tangerines only.
1404733
It could handle a pretty small grapefruit. Try to buy ones less than 4 inches in diameter.
2181240
Yes! I love this juicer! I generally just put whole apples and carrots and what not in and it always does fine. Pretty large shoot. Of course, some fruits might be too big, like grapefruits and things like that, but I would definitely recommend this juicer!
2028483
It may very well do that. You press the item into the citrus juicer which is vertical ... the skins of a grapefruit, lemon or orange give you something to hold onto, and you've got the layers of onions; sections... it may just twist, but if you could hold onto with a glove or brute strength.... however, I have a regular juicer (like the jack Lalane (sp) and it would do a much more efficient job .... a much better choice.
771674
The Olympus Commercial Juice Press is large enough to be used on grapefruits. We have used the Juice Press on grapefruits (and oranges, lemons, and limes) and have been very satisfied with how it works.
628987
Yes. The grapefruit must be the size of an orange in order to fit in. There are pretty big grapefruits out there that will not work with this machine.
1326613
I love my juicer. What a machine! I just brought in some key limes to try before answering your inquiry. I was able to juice them by pressing my palm over the limes. Not perfect like the oranges but works.
1469600
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.
722628
At first I thought so, but no. Actually, you won't get much liquid out of any one or even 3 oranges so the bottom is big enough for the job. Even if the top was meant to click onto the reamer it might become too unstable because then the juicer would be too tall for leverage.
714338
This works great for fruits smaller than 3 inches in diameter, so definitely lemons and limes and smaller oranges. I originally purchased this for blood oranges, and it works great for those. Most oranges are going to be larger than 3 inches in diameter, though, and won't physically fit in this juicer without hanging out the sides.
2219344
We use it for large grapefruit in clusters very high up so it should work with other large fruit.
1279981
Most definitely! I have juiced about everything in this juicer. It does a particularly great job on greens compared to centrifugal juicers, but it will pulverize the juice out of just about everything.
2003244
I thik it can squeeze grapefruits. I haven't tried it but I will now. I use it'd or lemons and limes.
341321
I haven't used it for grapefruit but my brother has one and he did, said it worked fine.
1761840
You can juice anything in it. It works great but is a pain to clean. I've used mine one.
1038371
Nope. This is for very small amounts only. In my opinion you would be better off getting an electric juicer.