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How to Make Fresh-Squeezed Orange Juice

With or without a juicer, preparing freshly squeezed orange juice is a simple task that can be performed by anyone.

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    Instructions

    Things You'll Need

    • oranges (2 per 8-oz. serving)
    • strainers (for less pulp)
    • juicers (optional)
    • paring knives
    • drinking glasses
    • slotted spoons (for added pulp)
    • Oranges (2 Per 8-oz. Serving)
    • Drinking Glasses
    • Juicers (optional)
    • Paring Knives
    • Slotted Spoons (for Added Pulp)
    • Strainers (for Less Pulp)
      • 1

        Begin by tightly squeezing oranges repeatedly to soften them.

      • 2

        Wash thoroughly, cut into halves and remove seeds.

      • 3

        Proceed to step 11 if using a juicer.

      • 4

        Carefully cut circularly around the edge of an orange half, slightly separating the fruit and peel.

      • 5

        Grip the orange half tightly and squeeze directly into a glass or serving pitcher.

      • 6

        Continue squeezing and periodically rotating the orange in your hand until liquid is no longer produced.

      • 7

        Scrape the orange with a spoon and add fruit directly to the juice for additional pulp.

      • 8

        Put the juice through a strainer for less pulp.

      • 9

        Repeat with the other orange halves.

      • 10

        Serve and enjoy.

      • 11

        Follow specific machine instructions on loading and juicing oranges if using a juicer.

    Tips & Warnings

    • Storing oranges at room temperature promotes softening, making oranges more manageable and yielding the most juice.

    • Add ice if necessary and refrigerate any remaining juice immediately.

    • Freshly squeezed orange juice is best enjoyed with pulp.

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