When pressing apples into cider you will first want to crush the apples into the finest pomace as possible. The more you are able to grind up the apples, the more juice you will yield when pressing. Another vital piece of equipment would be filtering bags, which are usually made of a stretchy nylon material. Using a cider pressing bag when pressing your cider will filter out unwanted objects from your cider. If you choose not to use a pressing bag filter you will more than likely need to use something to get the seeds, stems, excess pulp, and other foreign object from contaminating your cider or juice. It is much easier to line your pressing tubs with a filtering bag, which will take care of 99% of your filtering.
Large Pressing Bags
October 19, 2009 by jyounk509
Posted in Apple Cider Press | Tagged apple cider, Apples, bags, cider, Cider Press, filter, pomace, pressing equipment | 1 Comment
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I need a filtering bag to fit a pressing basket that is 16″ wide X 16″ high.
Where can I buy them?