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Get started with traditional juicing and cider making with our 6 Litre Hobby Fruit Press! This popular entry-level fruit press is perfect for beginners, providing an ideal and low-cost way to try out traditional juicing and cider making yourself. With its spindle mechanism and pressure plate, this press gently extracts juice from your fruit, retaining maximum nutrients and flavour.
The fruit press comes with:
- Full assembly instructions
- Four spacer blocks
- Food grade grease
- A straining bag
- Basic Cider & Juice Making Booklet
This press has everything you need to start pressing your pomace.
Please note that apples must be crushed into a pomace before pressing, and we recommend checking out our 'How To Crush Apples' and 'Crushers and Mills' sections for further information. For a low-budget option we suggest pairing this press with the popular 'Pulpmaster with Bucket'.
What's even better, if you decide to upgrade to a larger fruit press in the future, we're happy to offer you a 10% discount! Just contact us with proof of your initial purchase.
The press is super easy to use! Even children can have a go and enjoy their making their own fresh fruit juice! (With adult supervision of course). Here's how:
- Set up the press cage on the metal base.
- Fill with crushed fruit.
- Place the two halves of the pressure plate over the fruit pulp and fit the press block and mechanism onto the spindle.
- Using the supplied metal handle for additional leverage, twist the spindle mechanism the begin pressing the fruit.
- In no time at all you will see fresh juice beginning to flow from between the slats!
- Be sure to have a bucket or other vessel at the ready to catch the juice.
- Store the juice for later, or enjoy it right away if it's just too irresistible!
- Maximum Basket Capacity: 6kg
- Juice Output: 6L/hour
- Weight: 7.25kg
Our presses require very little care to maintain. After use, simply wash down with fresh water and remove any debris. Dry the press with a clean cloth. Finally, apply a little grease to the metal parts that don't come into contact with food to inhibit corrosion. Store the press in a cool, dry place.
