Letter: Pressing the case for apple juice

Wednesday 17 February 1993 00:02 GMT

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Sir: I was delighted to read Dr Andrew Lea's letter (13 February), which tells me it is safe to drink my own apple juice, which is not filtered or pasteurised. I have a massive old Bramley which suddenly went beserk and for several years has produced masses of apples. On the advice of Duff Hart-Davis, I bought a fruit press and happily churn out juice, frozen in old mineral water bottles.

I do enjoy the juice. How many hundred litres per day could I safely drink?

Yours sincerely,

L. E. FOULGER

Newton-le-Willows,

Merseyside

13 February

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