Do I need to peal my Oranges and other Citrus
2064367
No. You cut each orange in half and press them down over the top cone as it spins and catch the juice in a bowl as it flows down through the spout.
818909
Sure，but u need cut these first. This is not enough for whole fruit one time. The only hard thing for me, just clean it after use.
80934
I used miracle grow for citrus plants. Well draining soil. They are doing great! Tripled in size. Have to keep inside over winter so hopefully in the spring they will take off!!
714339
Definitely lemons and limes-I think that a large orange would need to be cut in fourths to fit properly between the handles but I'm sure it would work fine that way.
2127897
If you're asking can you leave seeds from fruits in, yes, absolutely. You won't notice whether or not you leave the seeds in except there's less work to do if you leave them in.
637784
You would have to remove the peel, cut into pieces small enough to fit into the throat.However, the white matter and seeds might add an unpleasant taste to your juice.This is really not designed for juicing oranges.It would be faster to use the good old hand juicers made from glass, and simply pluck the seeds out or strain your juice.
637783
We use a hand operated, non-electric citus/orange squeezer. We do not use the Acme Juicerator to juice oranges.
2181245
yes, but not citrus fruits. Also you may need to strain the juice with a kitchen strainer to get rig of some excess pulp.
714533
I've juiced oranges and while it's doable, there's some time needed to prep it as the chute is quite small. Would be awesome to just peel an orange and drop it in but since it's really narrow, you have to ensure that you cut the orange in slices so it'll fit comfortably. Hope this helps!
178361
Not silly question. You'll have to wash your hands. Otherwise it gets your hands orange. Not your body, but for some reason hands. Must be because it's different skin.
1505830
Usually you would want to peel the lemon or any citrus. The oils from the rind are quite bitter.
1352218
If you didn't spray the fruit, you should be fine at any time. If you got it on the fruit, I would just rinse thoroughly. There isn't anything toxic, just smelly.
1228679
I have not used oranges but I see no reason to avoid the fruit. I would peel the orange but the juicer is very good at separating skin and seeds
2121228
Yes you can. I have used both orange and lemon with no problem. Make sure you're using small amounts like a couple of drops.
1315199
Some citrus, definitely! Due to the larger size of the press, lemons and limes, for example, are usually too small. However, it's perfect for oranges and grapefruit.
2214991
I would not suggest you do this with any juicer as the taste of the rind/peel will transfer into the juice. I even like to peel the white parts from my oranges and grapefruit off so that the juice does not have that bitter taste.
1105128
Yes, definitely. My first use of it was with a small can of mandarin orange segments.