How much carrot juice can one jar of Aim just carrots make?
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Reading about adding a tablespoon to a glass. It would than make 7 quarts. I buy bolthouse 54oz. for 5.99. So I decided "Just carrots' was too expensive. I have not bought it since than.
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This products comes in a 16oz bag, so if you mix it with other oils and whip it you can probably double its volume and make 8 small 4oz jars.
1366155
I didn't need to use a lot to achieve good results . After all you are just making dots a little larger than the diameter of a grain of rice . I only did 3 guns and the bottle is still over three fourths full.
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I use the largest container that comes in the box (two small, one large) and can make a smoothie for my wife and I each morning. It's probably half the volume you can achieve with the Vitamix 750? I would estimate that 2 whole apples, some cucumber bits, water, and some frozen berries would fit. As to compare with juicing: you get the pulp! I had a juicer before and you just get a sugar blast. Ick!Two favs: (1) water, whole banana (and a 1/4 frozen banana), avocado, tsp vanilla, tsp honey(2) water, 4 large kale leaves, handful of frozen blueberries, scoop fortified yeast, tbsp udol's oil, tbsp chia seeds, tbsp camu camu powder, scoop of vega sport protein (vanilla) I use the largest container that comes in the box (two small, one large) and can make a smoothie for my wife and I each morning. It's probably half the volume you can achieve with the Vitamix 750? I would estimate that 2 whole apples, some cucumber bits, water, and some frozen berries would fit. As to compare with juicing: you get the pulp! I had a juicer before and you just get a sugar blast. Ick!Two favs: (1) water, whole banana (and a 1/4 frozen banana), avocado, tsp vanilla, tsp honey(2) water, 4 large kale leaves, handful of frozen blueberries, scoop... » Read More I use the largest container that comes in the box (two small, one large) and can make a smoothie for my wife and I each morning. It's probably half the volume you can achieve with the Vitamix 750? I would estimate that 2 whole apples, some cucumber bits, water, and some frozen berries would fit. As to compare with juicing: you get the pulp! I had a juicer before and you just get a sugar blast. Ick!Two favs: (1) water, whole banana (and a 1/4 frozen banana), avocado, tsp vanilla, tsp honey(2) water, 4 large kale leaves, handful of frozen blueberries, scoop fortified yeast, tbsp udol's oil, tbsp chia seeds, tbsp camu camu powder, scoop of vega sport protein (vanilla) « Show Less
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It depends on the weight: for a 40 lb kid 1 jars lasted about 2 months. The label says: "As a dietary supplement, use 2 teaspoons for every 60 lbs (27kg) of body-weight. Mix with a bit of hot water, then add your favorite juice. Drink once daily. Use half-dosage first 3 times." The measuring spoon is included in the box.
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It does not make juice, it makes very smooth pulp. We use carrots daily as part of our smoothie blend. We like the smoothie rather than juice as it has the full complement of vitamins and minerals. A juicer will throw off the pulp.
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It really depends on the fruit/vegetable and the size of the glass. We have 12oz or 16oz glasses, and three to four average macintosh or granny smith apples, in general, will approximately fill that. Fruits/vegetables with more water content will require less than those with a denser fibre content, for instance carrots require a bit more as they contain more dry fibre than do apples.It also depends on the juicer as different machines are more or less efficient at extracting the juice from the fibre waste. This Breville unit is fairly efficient--one of the better non-industrial juicers I have used. It really depends on the fruit/vegetable and the size of the glass. We have 12oz or 16oz glasses, and three to four average macintosh or granny smith apples, in general, will approximately fill that. Fruits/vegetables with more water content will require less than those with a denser fibre content, for instance carrots require a bit more as they contain more dry fibre than do apples.It also depends on the juicer as different machines are more or less efficient at extracting the juice from the fibre waste. This Breville unit is fairly efficient--one of the better non-industrial... » Read More It really depends on the fruit/vegetable and the size of the glass. We have 12oz or 16oz glasses, and three to four average macintosh or granny smith apples, in general, will approximately fill that. Fruits/vegetables with more water content will require less than those with a denser fibre content, for instance carrots require a bit more as they contain more dry fibre than do apples.It also depends on the juicer as different machines are more or less efficient at extracting the juice from the fibre waste. This Breville unit is fairly efficient--one of the better non-industrial juicers I have used. « Show Less
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I usually cut the carrot in half in order to get it into the shooter. I ran 2 carrots just the other day and it worked well. I also ran a small amount of green pepper okay.
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I have a Ninja also, this does a better job of reducing the bits of pulp. I found the pulp too thick to drink easily, so I still juice carrots, celery, beets, cucumbers, apples separately to use as the starting liquid for my Blendtec in place of water. In the Blentec I found the young greens, oranges, guavas, pineapple, strawberries juice up well on the whole juice setting. I usually follow up with some ice and another blending on smoothie setting...overkill maybe, but easy to swallow and delicious. I never get hungry anymore and I feel fantastic. It's a cut above, spendy, and I hope it lasts a long time. I have a Ninja also, this does a better job of reducing the bits of pulp. I found the pulp too thick to drink easily, so I still juice carrots, celery, beets, cucumbers, apples separately to use as the starting liquid for my Blendtec in place of water. In the Blentec I found the young greens, oranges, guavas, pineapple, strawberries juice up well on the whole juice setting. I usually follow up with some ice and another blending on smoothie setting...overkill maybe, but easy to swallow and delicious. I never get hungry anymore and I feel fantastic. It's a cut above, spendy, and I hope it... » Read More I have a Ninja also, this does a better job of reducing the bits of pulp. I found the pulp too thick to drink easily, so I still juice carrots, celery, beets, cucumbers, apples separately to use as the starting liquid for my Blendtec in place of water. In the Blentec I found the young greens, oranges, guavas, pineapple, strawberries juice up well on the whole juice setting. I usually follow up with some ice and another blending on smoothie setting...overkill maybe, but easy to swallow and delicious. I never get hungry anymore and I feel fantastic. It's a cut above, spendy, and I hope it lasts a long time. « Show Less
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I put in raw carrots and it blended them very smooth without even breaking a sweat. I am drinking a carrot, apple, pear, and pineapple smoothly and the carrots are so blended that they are not even gritty or powdery. They seem perfectly liquified (the pears and apples have a very slight grit to them, but not the carrots). I am going to be trying to do some lemon rinds and will hopefully report here how they work when I do...
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I wrap the parsley tightly and place in shoot to blend with two other thicker vegetables, like carrots, apples or celery. It juices better than by itself.
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I think you should send a request, too. I also asked if the manual and booklet were posted online somewhere - that would be faster than mail. I was able to juice some carrots, celery, cucumber, and romaine but don't know how to disassemble to clean. Very aggravating.
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I juice every morning (almost) and juice spinach, kale, beets,apples, ginger and sometimes carrots and citrus. From start to finish (including cleanup) it takes no more than 20 minutes max. The chute is larger but the 5-level adjustment was worth the upgrade. I think you would love it!
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You can use as much as 5mls per one gallon. Different uses call for different combinations of concentrate and water.
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2.5 teaspoons--you will get 3 complete purges. Ahh-Some is very concentrated. A little goes a very long way. That 2 ounce container is equal to about nine 16 ounce bottles of competitive cleaners.
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This is a great kit and has everything except the juice. You can get juice on amazon for 55 to 120 bucks, which makes about 30 bottles. The juice comes with the powder and stuff for the batch. You will eventually need more corks too.
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My Champion juicer has a hard plastic chute and stem. I have had one for 30 yrs. I have no health problems with it being made of the that material. In fact it has been a real pleasure to operate ! I know of no other juicer that could juice 25 lbs. of carrots in a single setting and not fail ! The juice does not sit in the chute or stem very long and has no taste of being affected by the plastic. I highly recommend it to my adult children. I love both of my champions. It is the best on the market to me.