The fruit press was called "ingenious" by a patent review committee member.

Her fruit press allowed fruit to be pushed into an opening and cut in half.

Harrod Horticultural sells traditional cross-beam fruit presses, made of oak and cast iron.

For fruit presses for weekend hire, visit izito.co.uk , Big Tree Cider (cclweb.co.uk) or homebrewmegastore.co.uk.

A fruit press is a device used to separate fruit solids - stems, skins, seeds, pulp, leaves, and detritus - from fruit juice.

The same effect is used in specialized textile manufacturing, the Kellems grip (a cable puller for electrical work), Indonesian woven fruit presses, and by fly-fishers.

The fruit ram press and cider ram press are both types of fruit presses that extract the juices out of the fruit through pressure.

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There were fruit presses, exhibitions of fleeces and wool products, and dozens of small stalls selling cheeses, wooden handicrafts, traditional coarse-weave jackets (Ed bought one and looked every bit the filmic peasant) and hats.

From the other quarries came stone mainly used for making hewn stones for window and door walling and lintels, and also for making stone crocks for sauerkraut, wine press vats and fruit presses.

When the dusty 62-year-old Milan Lab on Spring Street in Manhattan was vacated Dec. 31, many customers wondered if they would ever again be able to get the barrel funnels, fruit presses, siphon tubes, flavored whisky extracts and other arcane products it had sold for making spirits.