Whole Fruit Juicer Definition

A Whole Fruit Juicer is one which can juice whole fruit (and sometimes juice whole vegetables) without the need to chop or peel them.

The juice has a wide feeder neck to allow whole fruits to enter the juicer.

Whole apples can usually be juiced.

Oranges should be peeled as the skin is bitter. The remaining orange can be juiced without removing all the pips in most Whole Fruit Juicers.

Bananas should NEVER be juiced as they have no juice. A blender should be used to mix banana into fruit juice.

Pineapple needs to be skinned, topped and tailed and cut into strips to feed into the juicer.

Items with stones (apricots, plums, peaches, etc.) should have the stones removed before juicing as these can damage the cutting blade.