What kinds of different liquids you can put other than fruit juice ?
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Up to you, but pretty much anything edible that freezes. Perhaps you wouldn't want chunks bigger than 1/2 inch.
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Any kind of pudding, any kind of yogurt. I also use them without the handles to make fruity round ice/juice cubes to put in wine glasses for summer coolers.
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I have used this for pureed fruit pops as well as other flavors of popsicles and it has always worked beautifully. I have never used just plain fruit juice.
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You can mix it with anything liquid, me myself I use v8 smoothies you can use anything to give it a good taste because without it, you might not be able to stomach it.
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Hi Oscar -- Thanks for your inquiry. You can use any liquid you choose in the Soda Plus. It's fun to fizz up your favorite fruit juices and try different juice combinations -- and it's more economical. You can even make sparkling wines and re-carbonate beverages that have gone flat. Also, the Soda Plus is easy to use and uses any standard brand of CO2 cartridge so you're not limited by more expensive proprietary brands. We hope this information has been helpful. If you want to learn more, please feel free to contact us. Best regards, aaa kitchenstuff
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I haven't tried any of that, but I did look through the book, nothing was mentioned. When you use the fruit you need to let it set out for 12 min. to get to the right consistency, so I don't think a liquid would work. They do use liquids to pour over it after its finished, like rum. I hope this helps, its really a great item.
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I think it is probably best to use at least a couple of quarts of fruit....otherwise the concentrated fruit juice may be too watered down from the steam.
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Yes, any thin liquid will work fine. No caramel or chicken noodle soup but hot cocoa will be fine.
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I mix in a little white grape juice with water, or make a smoothie with bananas, strawberries, ice, and either milk or juice...it turns out great!
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Yea, you can juice just soft fruits/veggies just fine. I made a Wheatgrass and pineapple juice this morning, both softness. I've on many occasions used solely Wheatgrass /other greens. The rrecommendation of using a hard item in conjunction is to make sure there is no clogging. However, it isn't necessary. And if it does clog, not take a less than a minute to rinse out the clog and reattach.
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Well, I find that without liquid the contents doesn't mix well. I can't say for sure, but I think you would need to add a bit of liquid.
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I just put a teaspoon or more into orange juice. You can put it in water but then it tastes tart. But overall its not nasty tasting. 8oz of liquid is good.
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I just drink it for the omega 3's. Really though, it's not much liquid as compared to other tuna cans where water is added. This liquid is all natural juices and oils.
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I think you can . . . it might be a little pulpy . . . or maybe not very pulpy at all because of the fine grating basket for the non-juice . . . in any event, it will be the best and freshest for your body . . . :-))))))))))))))0
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If it is too thick add something to it. Like apple which is a little more watery. I always combine fruits and veggies some thick with some thinner ones. hope this helps. I also add whole organic plan yogurt which thins it out too.
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I didn't realize you're not supposed to add fruits to it. I've only used it with frozen fruits - it tastes fine mixed with the fruit. I use almond milk as the liquid.
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I take with water, I would think juice would be fine. In my opinion at least 4 ounces.
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We use crushed ice and water...ice makes the drink thicker. Have also added frozen fruit to it as well. Great product not just for weight loss but energy on hectic mornings! Good luck
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Many options. Personally I add one (non GMO) papaya, a banana and some coconut milk. Since I live on Kauai, I get my coconut milk fresh, but you can also get it in a can or carton. Just about any kind of fresh fruit works. Mangoes, apples, strawberries - (organic of course) Personally I do not use citrus in this instance - If I do not have fresh fruit, I will add organic frozen fruit. I know many people who use Apple juice - but I like the "smoothie" texture better. I have heard some people use raw cacao powder, but I have never done that. I add a few ice cubes to "chill" it a little too. Hope that helps! Many options. Personally I add one (non GMO) papaya, a banana and some coconut milk. Since I live on Kauai, I get my coconut milk fresh, but you can also get it in a can or carton. Just about any kind of fresh fruit works. Mangoes, apples, strawberries - (organic of course) Personally I do not use citrus in this instance - If I do not have fresh fruit, I will add organic frozen fruit. I know many people who use Apple juice - but I like the "smoothie" texture better. I have heard some people use raw cacao powder, but I have never done that. I add a few ice cubes to... » Read More Many options. Personally I add one (non GMO) papaya, a banana and some coconut milk. Since I live on Kauai, I get my coconut milk fresh, but you can also get it in a can or carton. Just about any kind of fresh fruit works. Mangoes, apples, strawberries - (organic of course) Personally I do not use citrus in this instance - If I do not have fresh fruit, I will add organic frozen fruit. I know many people who use Apple juice - but I like the "smoothie" texture better. I have heard some people use raw cacao powder, but I have never done that. I add a few ice cubes to "chill" it a little too. Hope that helps! « Show Less