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Circular horse-drawn apple crusher (tou d'preinseu) at The Elms, Jersey - a property of the National Trust for Jersey.

Apples are placed in the circular trough, the stone crushes the apples and the pulp is then placed in the cider press to produce apple juice as part of the production of cider.

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current09:22, 25 July 20061,538×965 (882 KB)Man vyi ({{Information |Description=Granite apple crusher, The Elms, St Mary, Jersey |Source=own photo |Date=21 July 2006 |Author=Man vyi |Permission= |other_versions= }} Category:Jersey Category:Cider)
12:02, 24 December 20051,391×1,187 (1 MB)Man vyi (Circular horse-drawn apple crusher (''tou d'preinseu'') at Morel Farm, Jersey - a property of the ''National Trust for Jersey''. Apples are placed in the circular trough, the stone crushes the apples and the pulp is then placed in the cider press)
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