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Piteba Nut and Seed Oil Expeller Oil press

by Piteba
3.5 out of 5 stars 63 customer reviews
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  • Wonderfull addition to a heatly lifestyle or small farm
  • high extraction efficiency, continuous expelling
  • almost no maintenance required
  • manually operated (no external power source required)
  • simple operation, compact tool (5.2 pounds)
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Product Information

Product Dimensions 20 x 20 x 15 inches
Shipping Weight 6 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Manufacturer Piteba
ASIN B004H2SDTM
Origin Netherlands
Customer Reviews
3.5 out of 5 stars 63 customer reviews

3.5 out of 5 stars
Best Sellers Rank #53,370 in Home & Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen)
#30 in Kitchen & Dining > Kitchen Utensils & Gadgets > Specialty Tools & Gadgets > Nut Crackers
Date first available at Amazon.com December 22, 2010

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5.0 out of 5 starsI love my Piteba!
By Bethany on April 4, 2011
I got a Piteba oil press a little over a year ago. I have this thing about knowing how and having the tools to "do it myself" and I always wanted to be able to press my own vegetable oil.

The Piteba is the only small hand-cranked oil press that I found, but it works great. It does have a learning curve, and getting to know individual seeds and whatnot. I had great success with using it with sunflower and pumpkin seeds, and I am experimenting now with growing my own sunflowers and hull-less pumpkins to press the seeds. The ultimate in sustainability! I didn't have so much luck with flax seed, I found that it all compacted towards the end but then I emailed the manufacturer and he got back quickly telling me to just add a little water because flax can be tricky. I haven't had a chance to try it yet but he responded so quickly and that was really nice.

I actually did a full-on review with photos at my blog here - [...]

So really to summarize, the Piteba is a really great tool for anyone who would like to just be a little more independent and produce their own. It does take hard work to use but it also really makes you appreciate the fact you can just go out and buy vegetable oil. The only thing I didn't like about it is that it took a few times to get all the machining dust off the interior, but I figured that was normal.
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5.0 out of 5 starsGreat little gadget!
By Coopercat2 on October 16, 2011
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The Piteba Expeller allowed us to extract kukui nut oil quite successfully -- it took a little experimentation to figure out the best method but my husband and I were glad to find an expeller at a fairly reasonable price.
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5.0 out of 5 starsPiteba Nut and Seed Oil Expeller oil press Review
By John D. Paden on August 26, 2012
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Piece of cake on the second attempt.

Failed miserably on the first attempt because the commercially dried, then toasted, seeds were way too dry. I added 45ml of water to the half kilo bag of seeds(double what the instructions say)and left them in the window for two days...stirred them a couple times a day. This morning I cranked it up again and went through the bag (half a kilo) in about ten minutes....crank turns easy. Initially a few seeds and a couple of drops of oil came out the front expeller holes then it started to flow out of the oil slot. This is great. Going to do more next week.

When the first attempt failed I read through the instructions and took a look at the Piteba site. I also watched a couple of the Youtube videos. It was obvious that the crank should not have been as hard to turn as it was on the first try. The results fit the seeds way to dry description.

We used Perila Seeds (Korean mint) which are about the size and oil content of sesame seeds. They worked fine. It just takes a little reading and experimenting to get the moisture content right. That seems to be the key to success.

And this thing is built like a tank. If you break it you've done something wrong.
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5.0 out of 5 starsThe Piteba is awesome!
By Steve Handel on April 19, 2012
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Great product, excellent customer service who answered all my questions, gave great recommendations, sent me additional parts for free. I would highly recommend this product and this seller.
We purchased this machine for a science fair project to demonstrate extracting healthy oils from fresh nuts.
The product is easy to assemble, setup and use and is very durable. We made fresh walnut, sesame, and macadamia oils. The kids loved using the machine to expel the oils and then dipping fresh bread into the fresh oil to eat immediately. We were one of the most popular booths at the science fair!
We mounted the Piteba to a board about 18 inches long and 2 inches thick. Then, we used standard screw clamps to hold the Piteba steady on the table when it is being cranked. For the collector, we used a plastic gatorade bottle, 20 ounce I think, that fit snuggly over the top opening.
All in all, a great product, great customer service, and a good time!
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5.0 out of 5 starsGreat product
By FOLA on October 18, 2012
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The Piteba is a great product for extracting oil, you need to be patient in using it.
First you need to condition your seeds by adding small volume of water. For sesame seeds you can add 60ml of water for every 1000g of seed, you have to let the seeds rest for 12hours.
The extraction is easy but you have to do the extraction process twice to get a good result of high oil yeild.
Secondly, my observation is that that the oil has a slight discoloration due to the shaft this can be taken care of by allowing the oil to settle for 24hours then you can gently sieve off the clear oil.
Thirdly, the cap is usually blocked by the extracted cake, so there is need to clean by dismantling the equipment and this also takes time.
The residue has only small amount of oil left. Overal the equipment works well.
My experience with the seller is awesome and they are very prompt in responding to enquiries about their product the PITEBA.
Thank you for making my shopping experience great.
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3.0 out of 5 starsWorks, if you do it right
By ITCS on March 1, 2014
First, this product does work, but is a two person operation. It requires a lot of arm strength and must be worked continuously or it will seize up and you will have a devil of a time getting it unstuck jockeying the crank back and forth. This implies one person cranking while the other person's arm recovers.

I bought a small cutting table and mounted it on that using two bolts. Our very first try was with an old bucket of very dry pumpkin and squash seeds. It soon became apparent that the table was not heavy enough. My wife had to sit on the table while she kept the supply of seeds going with a chopstick. Also we had to tape the funnel to the Piteba or it would tip over. It became immediately apparent that I really should have mounted that vertical piece of wood to fix the Piteba body securely.

Our very first try was with an old bucket of very dry pumpkin and squash seeds. Pumpkin seeds are difficult to crank and NOT very productive, but we did get some dark green oil. The press-cake was driven into the reducing cap with such force that when I took it apart to clean, the press cake in the reducer was a hard, solid mass. I attacked it with a drill and screwdriver, then finally in frustration dunked the reducer in water for a half hour. The dunking loosened the press cake and now its all clean again. Next time I'll do something easier, like sesame seeds or peanuts.

The top of the bottle that holds the lamp oil does not screw on, but just sits loosely on top. This is a safety issue, and a real danger if your table shakes around like mine did. Also, the wick it came with didn't fit in the hole in the lid. I had to ream the hole out to fit a standard lamp wick.Read more ›
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