A fruit press device for pressing fruit and dispensing the pressed fruit juice to a beverage includes a fruit press assembly, a pressed juice dispenser, and a securing member for securing the device to a beverage receptacle. The fruit press includes proximal and distal press members connected by a hinge. The distal press member is connected to the dispenser and is in open communication with the dispenser to dispense the pressed juice.

A fruit press device for pressing fruit and dispensing the pressed fruit juice to a beverage includes a fruit press assembly, a pressed juice dispenser, and a securing member for securing the device to a beverage receptacle. The fruit press includes proximal and distal press members connected by a hinge. The distal press member is connected to the dispenser and is in open communication with the dispenser to dispense the pressed juice.

Disclosed is a compression type dehydrator including: an upper plate that includes a pressurizing portion and a first guide adjacent to the pressurizing portion and spaced apart from the pressurizing portion, and performs a vertical movement by a hydraulic cylinder; a feed plate that includes a hollow portion and a first guide groove surrounding the hollow portion and guiding the vertical movement of the first guide, and is positioned on a lower portion of the upper plate; a slurry supply line connected to the feed plate; a lower plate positioned on a lower portion of the feed plate and having a plurality of holes formed therein; and a dehydration means including a filtration belt positioned in close contact with an upper portion of the lower plate.

An press is described useful for pressuring a plant, such as an herb, or portion of the plant to yield fluids (e.g., oil, juice). The press includes a lower plate and an upper plate connected by a number of posts perpendicular to the plates. Each plate includes two or more bars and channels between the bars. When the plates meet, the bars' upper surfaces can overlap with those from the opposite plate, pressing the plant in between. A rack can be used for loading the plant into the press and rack holders can be placed on the lower plate to guide and receive the rack.

An press is described useful for pressuring a plant, such as an herb, or portion of the plant to yield fluids (e.g., oil, juice). The press includes a lower plate and an upper plate connected by a number of posts perpendicular to the plates. Each plate includes two or more bars and channels between the bars. When the plates meet, the bars' upper surfaces can overlap with those from the opposite plate, pressing the plant in between. A rack can be used for loading the plant into the press and rack holders can be placed on the lower plate to guide and receive the rack.