Has anybody tried apples or bell peppers with this juicer??
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Sorry I only use it to juice my Pomegranates. But I don't see any reason why it shouldn't do bell peppers. Rainer
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Yes, This is a good juicer, worth every penny you spend on it.I mix carrots celery and apple. does it in no time
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I have not tried it on vegetables. It failed big time with apples and pears :(
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It does a good job. I usually juice the apples and then blend it in the blender with kale and other greens. I've had no problems with it
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Does not liquify vegetables to the extent an extractor juicer would since the pulp/fiber is still there. I blended 3 bell peppers after seeding them with no liquid added and it finely chopped them. Added few carrots and it finely chopped. Added apple after coring and the juice from the apple made it into a purée. To this added cup of apple juice and this made it into a tasty healthy slurpee. In answer to your question, you can process vegetables in the Ninja to make consistency to drink (also chopping, etc according to amount of pulsing you do). If you want the liquid only, you will need the extractor type such as a Hurom that gives you only the liquid and spits out the pulp. Does not liquify vegetables to the extent an extractor juicer would since the pulp/fiber is still there. I blended 3 bell peppers after seeding them with no liquid added and it finely chopped them. Added few carrots and it finely chopped. Added apple after coring and the juice from the apple made it into a purée. To this added cup of apple juice and this made it into a tasty healthy slurpee. In answer to your question, you can process vegetables in the Ninja to make consistency to drink (also chopping, etc according to amount of pulsing you do). If you want the liquid only, you will need... » Read More Does not liquify vegetables to the extent an extractor juicer would since the pulp/fiber is still there. I blended 3 bell peppers after seeding them with no liquid added and it finely chopped them. Added few carrots and it finely chopped. Added apple after coring and the juice from the apple made it into a purée. To this added cup of apple juice and this made it into a tasty healthy slurpee. In answer to your question, you can process vegetables in the Ninja to make consistency to drink (also chopping, etc according to amount of pulsing you do). If you want the liquid only, you will need the extractor type such as a Hurom that gives you only the liquid and spits out the pulp. « Show Less
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I haven't used it for a large quantity of grapes but it seems to work fine when I toss in a few just for flavor when juicing other things. In general, though, "juicy" fruits tend to leave more juice behind in the pulp that gets discarded. Things like beets and carrots make juice and leave a pretty dry pulp. I think it's generally better to eat fruits and juice veggies. You get the fiber that way and there's no waste.
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I tend to agree with the other users, I think it may just need to be cleaned out in the middle of juicing if you are doing that many apples. I also always make mine right before I drink it so I only make enough for myself. If you are doing heavy duty juicing, your best bet might be a higher end juicer that can handle the load
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Unfortunately it does but only with too many unpeeled apples mangos etc. Do not try to juice pineapples that are not peeled really good.I am not really happy with this machine. Juice is full of pulp. I thought I would get clear juice.
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is it perfect for greens? No. however with a little practice and trial and error i have been happy with the amount of juice i get. try rolling the kale or spinach up tight and running through with cucumber or zucchini.all said would not trade for any other juicer
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Yes, it worked very well on mine! The only drawback I saw to it was the Finnish to English translation was a bit off and it there were some confusing directions. But, I love it. I made tons of crab apple juice with it for jelly. I filled the water bath/stock pot (bottom portion) almost to the top with water and let it come to a boil. I then left it on high to medium high and the juice just kept coming! I set a bowl on a chair by my stove and just let the juice run into it. I also poured the first batch of juice back into the fruit, as the book recommends, to break up the fruit a bit. I love my steamer! Made beautiful thick concentrated clear juice. Any other questions, just ask!
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I tried pineapple with it and it did not do a good job. The filter got clogged almost immediately. I have not heard of any juicer that does good with the softer fruits. I have found it better to make smoothies with those.
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So far I have juiced apples, lemons, celery, carrots, ginger root, kale, spinach, red peppers and everything has juiced really well. I hope that helps!
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Yes!! And one of my favorite things is orange juice with it . The only thing you shouldn't do is super soft fruit like bananas or avocados. But you can juice other fruits/veggies and then throw that juice in with a banana or avocado. Check out juicemaster.com
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Hi, yes I have, it was fine. The slicer works well with most vegetables, softest I have found to be cucumber.
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This is an excellent juicer for that! It quickly juices fruits and veggies and I have made fantastic cookies and breads with the pulp! I have recommended this to quite a few people :)
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I'm glad you asked! I've been using the juicer for five months now. It's a very nice juicer But it's more for an occasional juicing. And you do have to slice up the fruits and vegetables. Especially carrots and beets.
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No I have not but it should work on any firm ripe fruit. I would imagine you could core an Apple or any other fruit where the seed or pit was pretty much centered and no bigger than a mango seed. Incidentally I also purchased an Avocado splitter and it was terrific. it rolled the big seed right into the hole and then sliced the Avocado in strips after scooping the flesh out.