Can I press wine grapes in here? Will that affect the juice?
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I doubt it. It,s not a press. There is a moving cone the half orange sets on flesh side down. The top portion presses the orange down on the rotating bottom part which forces the juice out. I don,t know how you would get the grapes to stay in position on the rotating bottom part while you press down on the top part. If you could make it wrk the juice would be pulpy.
823494
I don't know who called this a press, but no...this is not a grape's press. The design does not support that.
930523
No, mushroom corks will not fit in this press. I also would not recommend using wine corks for bottling Champagne either, the carbonation will burst wine corks out. https://www.midwestsupplies.com/champagne-floor-corker.html?utm_medium=feeds&utm_source=google&gdftrk=gdfV24959_a_7c1306_a_7c6184_a_7c8258&gclid=CI2qzbGfsrgCFQik4AodbHEAqA This is what you are looking for
2178917
Yes, but the juice will be extruded counter-clockwise instead of clockwise.
623768
Don't try to juice cherries with the pits. You will most likely damage the juicer extractor. There are limits to this juicer. It prefers soft materials, not hard pits.
728803
I'd give it a C. The pulp still has a lot of juice in it and when I'm juicing beets, sometimes a small mist comes out even though it is locked tight. My previous one was a slow juicer and the pulp was really dry. I wouldn't recommend it.
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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.
2265476
Absolutely. The idea is to prevent the oxygen from going in with wine. If the cork is tight in its place the top does not matter.
1374519
No you cannot, the orange, lemon and grapefruit are the only fruits that you can press with this machine. I have this machine for almost 2 years and I use it regularly pressing the citrus fruits and it works awesome. I hope this help. ƒº
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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.
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Sunny: Here is my thinking on the top squeezer. It will make pressing down easier, but is not as efficient as the hand in juice extraction. The top can only press downward and does not accommodate all sizes of oranges and grapefruits. The hand will squeeze and ocilate, making it more efficient in extracting all the juice. If you get the top, please let me know if you find my thinking to bre true.Thanks,Ian
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Yes, some pulp goes through the strainer but also you can manually push more through or take some out of the strainer if you like more.
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No it does not, also you have to crush the grapes somehow (stomp on them like Lucille Ball or put them in a blender) then put them in the press, stems and all, it will crush the juice out of the grape and leave the skins and stems
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Hi, Kaitlyn, the pulp, skin, etc . . . was actually pretty mushy, once all the juice ran into the glass. In fact, a lot of the contents was stuck to the inside of the machine, instead of going into the container. I had the lid on properly, but it didn't seem to transfer all the contents into the bin. Some of the fruit was even stuck on the outside of that tool, used to push it down into the chamber. It was fairly quiet, considering how big this thing is. As for being compact and transportable, I would have to say "No." This thing is huge, and you have to make sure that several parts are securely in place, otherwise, you will get a big mess, when you turn it on.
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You should be able to. Just make sure when you first push the rod through the cork that it's in the middle and you won't need to move it . Moving it means there's more holes in the cork and it takes longer to pressurize.
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I don't think aging wil make any difference!! I had that problem with a few batches of wine I made from wine jucie in a bucket. I think your problem was in your primary fermation. You need to mix your juice really well during primary fermentation and let the co-2 gas escape. It could be something else also like unsanitary equipment, carboy or bottles . Good luck and drink it yourself!!
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Yes, and we regularly squeeze pomegranates into our orange/grapefruit juice. Use smaller poms, if you can, about the size of grapefruits, they fit the apparatus better. The bigger ones work, too, but it's my impression more seeds end up not getting pressed.
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YES! We just pressed two paper bags full of lemons in December. Filled empty water bottles with the juice and stuck them into the freezer. We love this press. Hubby and I picked close to 200 pomegranates from our two tress late summer/early fall and pressed 90% of them. Enjoyed drinking fresh, making jelly and froze the rest of the juice.