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Filter Bag Coarse for Fruit Presses

Filter Bag Coarse for Fruit Presses

Simply line the press basket with a straining bag, crush the fruit directly into to the press basket using the Classic crusher (pulping the fruit is essential to get fruit ready to press), then turn the handle to press ready strained juice ready for drinking, freezing or as the first stage in cider making.

Easy to use and very efficient when used with the Classic Crusher or the Fruit Press.

We would recommend the coarse straining bag for apples.

Fine Filter Bags are also available.

PS. Don't just take our word for it, the great Monty Don has been seen using one on BBC Gardeners World.

$4.26

Original: $12.16

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Filter Bag Coarse for Fruit Presses

$12.16

$4.26

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Filter Bag Coarse for Fruit Presses

Simply line the press basket with a straining bag, crush the fruit directly into to the press basket using the Classic crusher (pulping the fruit is essential to get fruit ready to press), then turn the handle to press ready strained juice ready for drinking, freezing or as the first stage in cider making.

Easy to use and very efficient when used with the Classic Crusher or the Fruit Press.

We would recommend the coarse straining bag for apples.

Fine Filter Bags are also available.

PS. Don't just take our word for it, the great Monty Don has been seen using one on BBC Gardeners World.

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Simply line the press basket with a straining bag, crush the fruit directly into to the press basket using the Classic crusher (pulping the fruit is essential to get fruit ready to press), then turn the handle to press ready strained juice ready for drinking, freezing or as the first stage in cider making.

Easy to use and very efficient when used with the Classic Crusher or the Fruit Press.

We would recommend the coarse straining bag for apples.

Fine Filter Bags are also available.

PS. Don't just take our word for it, the great Monty Don has been seen using one on BBC Gardeners World.