There is a lot of confusion on the different colors and sizes so I have included pictures and here is how it breaks down:
The smallest one is the Chef'n FreshForce Lime Juicer, Item Model Number 102-415-011 and is the green one in my pictures. Note that it appears to only come in green and you need to make sure you search for that model number if you want the smaller one. It is slightly shorter than the next size up in length and the bowl is about 2 and 5/8" in diameter. It also tends to be the cheapest, currently $13.16.
The middle size comes in two colors and is called the Chef'n FreshForce Citrus Juicer with the color in parentheses (Lemon) or (Lime). The Item Model Numbers are 102-159-017 for the yellow one and 102-159-018 for the green one. Note they are only one number difference because they are the same mid size model just in two different colors. The one in my pictures is the yellow one and it is slightly larger, maybe an inch in length, compared to the smallest one at the top of this review. The bowl on these two models is 3 and 1/8" in diameter. The prices sometimes vary by color but those two models should be the same size. Note that these mid size ones are called Citrus Juicers vs the smallest one which is called Lime Juicer.
Unfortunately I don't own the large orange one that is listed as the Chef'n Citrus Orange Squeezer and Juicer but it appears to be significantly larger than the two mid size ones. It is Item Model Number 102-408-008 and usually goes for significantly more in price, around $35. Others that have it say it is definitely larger than any of the other ones and that appears to be true.
As to which one to buy, I would say the smallest one would be fine for limes, small lemons, mandarin oranges, etc. but would be too small for a large naval orange. The medium size ones would take lemons, and medium size oranges and would probably be the one to buy if you only buy one because it should still handle limes and mandarin oranges. I don't have the large orange one but I imagine it would be the one if you plan on juicing a lot of oranges.
I hope this helps clear up the confusion, along with the pictures I included! :)
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Chef'n FreshForce Citrus Juicer
Margarita and lemonade lovers rejoice! Bring more pressing power to the table with the patented dual-gear mechanism of our FreshForce Citrus Juicer. Add a little or add a lot, with this juicer its easy to get as much freshly squeezed juice as you need.
FreshForce Citrus Juicer Features
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InsertManually squeezes lemons, limes, and other small citrus fruits. |
SqueezeDual-gear mechanism increases pressing power to reduce hand fatigue. |
EnjoyDurable nylon and stainless steel construction ensure a long lifetime of use. |
Tasteful Ingenuity
Our tools and gadgets are designed to be powerful in their simplicity, so that you can delight in simple food prep tasks as much as in the moments spent around the table. Less time prepping, more time enjoying.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2020
The smallest one is the Chef'n FreshForce Lime Juicer, Item Model Number 102-415-011 and is the green one in my pictures. Note that it appears to only come in green and you need to make sure you search for that model number if you want the smaller one. It is slightly shorter than the next size up in length and the bowl is about 2 and 5/8" in diameter. It also tends to be the cheapest, currently $13.16.
The middle size comes in two colors and is called the Chef'n FreshForce Citrus Juicer with the color in parentheses (Lemon) or (Lime). The Item Model Numbers are 102-159-017 for the yellow one and 102-159-018 for the green one. Note they are only one number difference because they are the same mid size model just in two different colors. The one in my pictures is the yellow one and it is slightly larger, maybe an inch in length, compared to the smallest one at the top of this review. The bowl on these two models is 3 and 1/8" in diameter. The prices sometimes vary by color but those two models should be the same size. Note that these mid size ones are called Citrus Juicers vs the smallest one which is called Lime Juicer.
Unfortunately I don't own the large orange one that is listed as the Chef'n Citrus Orange Squeezer and Juicer but it appears to be significantly larger than the two mid size ones. It is Item Model Number 102-408-008 and usually goes for significantly more in price, around $35. Others that have it say it is definitely larger than any of the other ones and that appears to be true.
As to which one to buy, I would say the smallest one would be fine for limes, small lemons, mandarin oranges, etc. but would be too small for a large naval orange. The medium size ones would take lemons, and medium size oranges and would probably be the one to buy if you only buy one because it should still handle limes and mandarin oranges. I don't have the large orange one but I imagine it would be the one if you plan on juicing a lot of oranges.
I hope this helps clear up the confusion, along with the pictures I included! :)
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By Big Dave on March 7, 2020
There is a lot of confusion on the different colors and sizes so I have included pictures and here is how it breaks down:By Big Dave on March 7, 2020
The smallest one is the Chef'n FreshForce Lime Juicer, Item Model Number 102-415-011 and is the green one in my pictures. Note that it appears to only come in green and you need to make sure you search for that model number if you want the smaller one. It is slightly shorter than the next size up in length and the bowl is about 2 and 5/8" in diameter. It also tends to be the cheapest, currently $13.16.
The middle size comes in two colors and is called the Chef'n FreshForce Citrus Juicer with the color in parentheses (Lemon) or (Lime). The Item Model Numbers are 102-159-017 for the yellow one and 102-159-018 for the green one. Note they are only one number difference because they are the same mid size model just in two different colors. The one in my pictures is the yellow one and it is slightly larger, maybe an inch in length, compared to the smallest one at the top of this review. The bowl on these two models is 3 and 1/8" in diameter. The prices sometimes vary by color but those two models should be the same size. Note that these mid size ones are called Citrus Juicers vs the smallest one which is called Lime Juicer.
Unfortunately I don't own the large orange one that is listed as the Chef'n Citrus Orange Squeezer and Juicer but it appears to be significantly larger than the two mid size ones. It is Item Model Number 102-408-008 and usually goes for significantly more in price, around $35. Others that have it say it is definitely larger than any of the other ones and that appears to be true.
As to which one to buy, I would say the smallest one would be fine for limes, small lemons, mandarin oranges, etc. but would be too small for a large naval orange. The medium size ones would take lemons, and medium size oranges and would probably be the one to buy if you only buy one because it should still handle limes and mandarin oranges. I don't have the large orange one but I imagine it would be the one if you plan on juicing a lot of oranges.
I hope this helps clear up the confusion, along with the pictures I included! :)
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Tip: For the same money you can get a solid stainless steel model that will last forever.
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It broke after a few months use. One of ...
By Mano on April 15, 2018
It broke after a few months use. One of the teeth snapped as I was squeezing a lime (see attached photo). Given the price point I find the quality of the materials used in this product unacceptable. Buy it and you will regret eventually.By Mano on April 15, 2018
Tip: For the same money you can get a solid stainless steel model that will last forever.
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