Philly Food Guide

Five of ten mini fridges with freezers print a below-zero freezer temperature, down to -11.2F. Four print none, and one rules out ice cream.

Of ten glass-door beverage fridges, one says it can be built in under a counter. Three say freestanding, six say nothing, and none mention a lock.

Seven of these ten ice cream makers say vegan or dairy-free, and all seven freeze the base or the fruit solid first. The three churners never use the word.

Five dual zone 24-inch listings state 70 to 88 cans, with one zone stuck at 41F or warmer. Both single-zone fridges claim 180 cans and reach 34F.

Four of these ten listings name a tamper, in a 14-oz bowl or as a stick. The six that do not include the 2200W and 2000W machines, the two biggest motors.

Ten portable blenders describe their batteries in volts, mAh or blends per charge. None gives watt-hours, the unit airline battery rules use.

Six of ten personal blenders quote peak watts, two plain watts and two none. Four share 900 peak, so the cups in the box tell them apart.

Horizontal augers are the classic format for greens and wheatgrass, yet one of ten listings here says horizontal. Gear type and size fill the gap.

Seven of ten cordless immersion blenders state a runtime, in minutes, cups, bowls or uses. Three state none, and ZWILLING gives two figures.

Eight of ten cold press juicers print a chute width, up to 6.5 inches. Only four print the auger speed that makes them slow: 43 to 70 RPM.

Seven of these ten electric citrus juicers still need your hand to press the fruit down. Two add a lever. Only the Vinci presses for you.

Four of these ten listings print a 64 oz fill line under a 72 or 90 oz label. The fill line, not the jar, sets how many frozen drinks one batch makes.

Seven of these ten blenders ship with a tamper for thick blends. Only two state overheat protection, and none gives a run time for nut butter.