Can you use it for "frozen" juice? Let the can thaw in the fridge and mix with water in the pitcher?
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yes you can and there is never a "stain" no matter what color juice you have. best pitcher ever!
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I mainly use it for smoothies. I do add ice and it works great, so it should work on any frozen drink. Blades blend fruit and ice very fast. I hold blades under hot water and they clean up fine.
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Yes, I froze it all the time, in small servings. It does mess with the consistency a bit; I was blending it in smoothies and it wasn't a problem.
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Yes you can. I use it in smoothies all the time. Freeze it in ice trays then store them in the freezer and use as needed for up to 3 months or more.
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I bought a little thermometer and put it in the fridge. It will freeze soda and bottled water if set to the coldest.
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I don't know if it does mix well in cold water, not actually tried it. As to drinking it iced, not tried either.
805358
Ive never made Iced Tea with this, but it's pretty strong. For a normal pitcher of tea, we use 4-5 bags of tea, so for this I might use 3-4.That said, we also often make hot tea and then put ice into it in the fridge.
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Doubt it. There are recipes included in the Instruction Manual on how to mince frozen fruit into "ice creams" or sorbets, but we have not tried this. Think you need a blender to do smoothies, as this is a low-speed juicer meant to preserve full nutritional value of fruits and veggies.
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Never thought about it, but why not! Try it. You will need to rinse the base out afterwards. Make sure the juice is really solidly frozen. Great idea for summer.
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Using it for thick smoothies might create a problem because the lid is made to strain water of fruit solids. If you wanted to use it for most juices, I suspect it would work. I think, though, that you could find better juice pitchers. For fruit-infused water, these are lovely, but they would be better if they held twice as much.
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Silly question, do you serve the formula chilled or warm it from the pitcher?
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Yes indeed, it's fine with frozen fruits. The mincing nozzle gives a thicker texture, like ice cream. The juicer nozzle makes snow, which is neat. It's not like crushed or shaved ice, it's actually the texture of snow. Make your own snow-cones or sorbet.
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Hi, after respinding that i didnt know about frozen drinks, i felt very lame and decided to make a pitcher of nangoritas-lovely! It slushed the ice perfectly �
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You can do both, hot or cold. Cold for sliced fruit or warm for rolls. I stick it in the freezer for about 15 minutes, but you could leave it in the refrigerator for awhile as well. For warming, I use my InstaHot tap to put boiling water in it for a few minutes and then dry for a nice warm. You could probably use the hot tap water as well.
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It is not recommended that frozen foods be processed in the BJE820XL Juice Fountain Duo. The frozen items can stick to the blades in the Nutri Disc keeping them from actually juicing. We recommend that food be thawed before processing.
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Yes you can, but I would add some ice cubs to it if the item is room temperature or water if the items are chilled. You get a quicker result if you quarter a big fruit or vegetable.
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I haven't tried that , I just use it for powdered drinks. I would let coffee cool down first before pouring into pitcher .