how do you juice oranges?
637783
We use a hand operated, non-electric citus/orange squeezer. We do not use the Acme Juicerator to juice oranges.
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.
637785
There is an optional citrus juicer attachment, (8001), that is used for juicing oranges, lemons, grapefruit and such.
1087502
You can juice oranges & grapefruit with the peels using the Big Boss, but it's best not to because it will make your juice taste just like the peel. You can however, juice lemons & limes with the peel on. No on juicing bananas and avocados, but it will make nut milk. It has handled all of the vegetables I've used, carrots, sweet potatoes, beet roots, greens, etc.
708465
Yes, but you must hold them in the palm of your hand. Suggest heating limes briefly in micro before juicing to get maximum juice.
1469126
I recommend you go to YouTube and type in Jupiter Juicer. There are a number of instructional videos for this product.
1374518
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.
947938
Easy! As soon as I've made my juice, I rinse and then put all the big parts in the hot soapy dish water, get them washed and rinsed. Then I rinse the blade basket in hot water and put it in the dish water to soak for a couple of minutes while I sip some juice. Then I use the brush to clean the basket. HINT: put a produce bag, the ones that you put your fruits or veggies in when you buy them, in the 'waste basket' part of your juicer - you won't need to wash that very often at all! LOVE this juicer!
1845800
From the Omega website. A paint strainer in you juice container works wonders too.
1479067
I haven't juiced beets yet but I've done it with carrots. It was totally fine. I don't know if juicing peaches or bananas would be a good idea though.
1038114
You can add it to juice. It really does have an orange taste. Kind of like the orange creamsicle.
616270
You have to hold the fruit and press down gently, and even move it around to ensure the entire inside of the fruit is reamed out thoroughly. But it's a very minor thing and gets every little bit of juice from the fruit. Worth every penny.
1564961
this should work fine. this will hold about a cup worth of juice (it all depend on the size of the orange). I usually squeeze about 3/4 cup of orange juice for myself in the mornings and I have had no problems. I hope this helps.
141087
Though it is a nice little gadget, you have to push down and manually twist the lemons or oranges. Have you considered an electric juicer? Might be better for you. I see the Black & Decker CJ625 30-Watt 34-Ounce Citrus Juicer for $17.99. Honestly, I wish I had bought an electric one. Good luck on your purchase. :-)
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I am not sure if I understand your question. If you use the allen wrench that they provided and move the lower "cup & cone" holder up a bit it will squeeze the fruit more. Some oranges are different in many ways than others. The bigger diameter oranges don't squeeze as good as the smaller ones because the cup & cone isn't big enough for the large fruit (poor design).
1869871
I am quite sure that it will juice oranges. This device juices raw beets with little effort so oranges will juice quite well.
1576972
When I want to juice greens I core my apples and stuff the greens into them - that seems to work best for me in terms of getting the most juice out of my greens.
152395
I've juiced oranges just fine. The trick is to cut up everything into 1-1.5 inch pieces.
2268150
Yes - I can answer your question. Take off the large plastic cup on top, and the yellow juicer sits on top of the bottom bowl, which has a spout. Cut your oranges (or limes, lemons, etc.) in half; mash the fruit against the yellow juicer bulb, and the juice runs down into the cup below through the slots. You can pour the juice out into a larger container easily, with the pour spout. Pulp and seeds will remain in the top part, with the fruit you're squeezing.