Drinking just the juice leaves out all the parts of the orange that you get from eating an entire orange.

With this electric juicer, there's nothing left out. All that's left over is the orange peel.

I often agree with what you write, but not this time:With this electric juicer, there's nothing left out. All that's left over is the orange peel. Everything else goes into the glass. (I like lots of pulp, so I set the strainer to the "open" position ... and there's virtually no waste.)

Am I being presumptuous in assuming that you don't eat the peel? I don't.

The leftover peel is something left out. I am for leaving out the outermost part of it. With fruits and vegetables most of the nutrients are often in the skin just under the part exposed to the environment. But juicing everything can make something wonderful taste like a juiced shoe.

I would agree with the orange analogy.

There are times when I prefer bottled orange juice for a variety of reasons but never because I crave a fresh orange and one is unavailable to me. I crave my DP in its own right. (Again I think I should point out I am only a piano noodler.)

BTW, If you mix in some bottled pineapple juice with bottled orange juice the result will taste closer to fresh squeezed orange juice.

In a similar vein I have found that mixing in a little harp can improve the sound of a DP (I have only been able to try this in software as harps are not widely included with the built-in sounds of a DP).