do you have to peel oranges before juicing?
501026
I've heard that you don't but I do. I don't like the flavor of the orange rind.
501027
yes, I peel everything. You are not supposed to put in avocadoes or bananas at all.
501028
Yes. I cannot emphasize this enough. Yes, you must peel any fruit or vegetable that has a thick or very waxy skin, as it will clog and possibly break the juicer. Oranges, grapefruit, bananas, clementines, etc. all fit into this category.
501029
Yes you should peel the oranges as they have a bitter unwelcomed flavor. I cut the orange into four pieces which makes them easier to peel. However I found the following information on the internet that you might find of interest: "You can juice oranges peel and all, or even make a peel-only juice that has an orange flavor with very little sweet taste. Orange peel contains many of the same beneficial ingredients as the flesh of the orange, and also contains pectin, which has its own health benefits."
501030
Yes otherwise the juice tastes ripe. It is all about preference. Also try to only peel away the orange outside and leave as much of the white as you can. Hope this helps.
501031
No. The peel has a lot of essential oils. But this will change the flavor to be more bitter. So either drink it with more nutrients and the peel, or sweeter without.
1658266
The juicer will do all those vegetables and more. I have done raw kohlrabi, radishes, beets, and all types of fruit. You will have to peel things like oranges or melons, it does not process them separately.
1898660
This juicer produces VERY little foam and does the entire fruit! It also comes with attachments so that you can grind meat, make nut butters and make homemade noodles and breadsticks! I always remove the pits from stone fruits before I juice so I can't say how well it would do with those... But, I can't imagine why you would make the effort to leave them in for juicing if its easier to leave them out.
2123581
Yes, absolutely. I've juiced 10-15 oranges and never had to stop to remove the pulp.
603224
Yes but you need to peel them first or it will be bitter. I do grapefruit all the time.
1479068
Yes, it will juice beets fine, but, as the booklet states, it's best to soak hard veggies and some greens in water for about 30 minutes prior to juicing.
823493
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.
1147367
No it does not peel. It is a good copy of the Hurom brand. Yes it juices veggies.
152395
I've juiced oranges just fine. The trick is to cut up everything into 1-1.5 inch pieces.
1228681
Absolutely - just take the peel off first - the juice is delicious and so easy!
13508
Not one bit!! I do keep my juicing fruits in the fridge,however,as I prefer the cool drink. And drink up bcaus the juice separates quickly naturally, and loses vtamins and oxiants with exposure to air. Enjoy!
1501547
I find that after peeling oranges and putting them through the regular (only one speed) juicing method that the Breville creates an impressive amount of juice!
994616
It all depends on what you mean as "quick." You have to first peel all the oranges, as you cannot not use the peel of oranges (nor lemons or limes) in the juicer. It would be much to bitter. You can then throw the oranges in. An orange juicer (something like http://tinyurl.com/ogflhvw) would do that job easier. This is a device that is more about extracting the juice from all kinds of fruits and veggies and it does a fantastic job at that. Again, this will make orange juice, as long as you peel the oranges first. I love my Bella!!
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.
1326613
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.
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
1169588
Yes, you are correct. Most of the skins when juicing should not be removed. If you buy any of Jay Kordich's books at AMAZON.com, you will find that he has plenty of information. As for the machines, I live the Breville USA juicer as the best. I suggest you try them and use the one that you can beat up daily and use daily. Good luck to your health.