When was juice first made

Thick skinned fruits are usually halved first, others such as apples are ground, others are crushed grapes and berries. Fruit is often gently heated first before pressing so that even more juice will flow.

Mechanical presses are used to press the juice out. A valuable by-product of pressing citrus fruit is the oil from the peel. Juices made of mixed juices, as long as everything in the mixture is juice, can still be called a pure juice. Some authorities recommend diluting it with water or carbonated water to give it to kids. The current recommendation is to drink no more than ml 5 oz of fruit juice or smoothie a day: a small glass [1] Safe Food.

Non pure fruit smoothies may contain additional ingredients such as yoghurt or milk — all ingredients must be labelled. Want more information? Cells or juicy bits Vitamin C ascorbic acid. View more information for members. For more information on what cookies are and how you can manage and remove them click here. Bottled Water. Who's Who. Membership Categories. Training Bottled Water Manufacture. Press releases. BSDA View.

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