willit work on oranges ?
1869871
I am quite sure that it will juice oranges. This device juices raw beets with little effort so oranges will juice quite well.
1869872
Yes, although i chucked the peels and all in it juiced well but i just didnt care for the taste. Now I peel the oranges and then juice:-) This is the BESt juicer for the money - mine is still going strong as the day I bought it, the plastic doesn't stain, it's really a great item.
1869873
I haven't found anything that doesn't go through the machine although I wouldn't recomend whole coconuts.... we have found that citrus peels tend to make juices bitter and we have been peeling those but that is a matter of personal taste.
1869874
Will work on any fleshy fruit- I have torn up peach seeds- it is very powerful so yes oranges with-out a doubt
1869875
Actually my T-fal failed 3mos after buying. To have it serviced it will cost 50.00. Are you kidding I said? It cost less than 80.00. So much for this juicer. Yes, it does oranges if you peel them first. The yield is minimal however. Buy a better juicer is all I have to say.
462277
I just tried it and it would seem logical but oranges are too soft inside to stay rigid on the fork to turn it. It just turns to mush inside and doesn't peel because the pressure of the peeler pushes the orange aside.
125676
It will work on the pits but the fruit is too soft. maybe once the fruit is dried however I am unsure about that.
2237835
i have used it only for lemons so far, maybe few times for oranges. sorry i could not help you.
812478
I really don't know. I have only used it for oranges and I love it for that.
1928737
Yes, I bought this specifically for pealing citrus fruit for cocktails. Works well on grapefruit, oranges lemons and limes. Depending on how much pressure you apply, it will or will not leave the white part of the rind behind.
1514211
We've only used it on apples so far, but the directions say it will work with potatoes. After using it, I think it definitely would work for potatoes.
555426
This juicer is specifically designed for citrus fruit like grapefruits, lemons, oranges etc. Definitely wouldn't work on pomegranates.
259046
I've used it on butternut and acorn squash with no problems at all... that being said, pumpkin is a bit tougher. I'd say it would work just fine, though.
522966
I personally haven't used this on avocado or citrus. I have used it on indian hawthorn and palms. It works great for these. The package insert says to use 4 tsp/gallon of water for the avocado and 2-4 tsp for citrus. Hope this helps.
1814045
It accomodates larger lemons pretty well. I've never used it to press an orange, but I imagine you could make it work by cutting the orange into wedges.
792000
I'm not sure but I have the orange and it works great! Best tool I ever got for mangos!
1525342
It probably will. Cats generally do not like the citrus odor, and I have read where others have had success with using it this way. If a cat likes the smell, it not the norm.
2021499
Yes it will work on pears. It works on just about anything. It's actually a very good product. I really like the one I have.
1315195
Of Course it can be used for citrus. these things are very stout. If they can squeeze a pom they can sure as heck squeeze an orange. Unfortunately the one I ordered was broken in transit so I ended up purchasing an OrangeX (which BTW works perfectly well on Poms). I may have received a flawed one. the company wanted to send me a new one but i already had the OrangeX.
1523329
I've only used them on fondant and gumpaste. I don't know if it works for fruits. They seem a bit too small to work on fruit though. If it does maybe watermelon or apples but I'm not sure.
1383467
Yes it will if it's a clear juice. Tastes great in almond milk or coconut milk. Might work in orange juice but I haven't tried it.