is there a list of what types of fruits and vegetables comes with this basket? My boss needs to know all types for an approval on this order
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Sorry no list. Just the basic fruits and veggies. Quite awhile ago and it was for my Granddaughter ..
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Juices everything. I make a juice that includes papaya, apples, pears, spinach, celery, parsley, kale, and cucumber. The opening is like 3 in so I have to cut some things down to fit but I but the whole thing -- skin, seeds, stems, etc. it has no problem. Fair warning -- keep an eye on the pulp shoot. Things like greens and skins will accumulate and can cause the juicer to clog up. However, I was making two pitchers of juice at the time. But I love it
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You can do the Kale (chop up the stems), Chia seeds, frozen fruit, fresh fruit, softer vegetables, flaxseed. I'd really hesitate on putting raw beets, potato, sweet potato, and similar items in there!!!!! Check the manufacturer website for more info. They have numerous recipes, additional blade assembly options and far more info than I, or Amazon can provide. Also, replacement parts. And I am pretty sure a Customer Service number to call for help too! I don't know about cheaper models. We got one from Sur La Table for one daughter in 2011 (don't know model) and a different model in 2013 from Costco for our other daughter. Hope that helps! You can do the Kale (chop up the stems), Chia seeds, frozen fruit, fresh fruit, softer vegetables, flaxseed. I'd really hesitate on putting raw beets, potato, sweet potato, and similar items in there!!!!! Check the manufacturer website for more info. They have numerous recipes, additional blade assembly options and far more info than I, or Amazon can provide. Also, replacement parts. And I am pretty sure a Customer Service number to call for help too! I don't know about cheaper models. We got one from Sur La Table for one daughter in 2011 (don't know model) and a different model in 2013... » Read More You can do the Kale (chop up the stems), Chia seeds, frozen fruit, fresh fruit, softer vegetables, flaxseed. I'd really hesitate on putting raw beets, potato, sweet potato, and similar items in there!!!!! Check the manufacturer website for more info. They have numerous recipes, additional blade assembly options and far more info than I, or Amazon can provide. Also, replacement parts. And I am pretty sure a Customer Service number to call for help too! I don't know about cheaper models. We got one from Sur La Table for one daughter in 2011 (don't know model) and a different model in 2013 from Costco for our other daughter. Hope that helps! « Show Less
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I use orange juice instead of water, and also frozen blueberries and cherries. Surprised me how tasty, and that's with kale, spinach, and the rest of the garden.
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When I ordered the variety, I received both veggie chips and straws. Hope this helps.
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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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Nocynthia My aunt is 81 and her family loved the fruit basket she said each piece of fruit was just perfect ripeness and juicy good quality I'm planning on ordering this item again for the Holidays! You do get a mixed bag of opinions but I think you can feel good about sending this basket to a loved one and feel comfortable about giving something they will enjoy.
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The answers given are correct, there are also vegetable rennet options available if you're searching for a vegetarian option.
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Yup, just as you might guess from photo--handles and gear are plastic; top of basket is metal, bottom is plastic; hinge is metal. Very sturdy so far for limes, lemons, tiny oranges. Exterior of metal basket (the side that doesn't touch the fruit) seems to be corroding some. The working side has a different coating I guess, and is shiny and fine. Here's a photo of an open one: http://ts1.mm.bing.net/th?&id;=HN.608004117739015396&w;=300&h;=300&c;=0&pid;=1.9&rs;=0&p;=0
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Primarily there are a couple different species of everything. Tomatoes, carrots, lettus, squash, melons, eggplant, peppers, beets, radishes, pumpkins, onions, and a whole lot of herbs such as dill, aramanth, and a whole lot more. I would say there are multiple unknowns as well that I've never used and wasn't sure how to cook with, but I look forward to using them yesterday. My garden was so viable I had vegetables spilling out everywhere because the seeds were so viable. I would recommend the product to anyone!
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Dear Eduardo. Unfortunately I can not answer you because I bought the gift basket was not for my use. Sorry.
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Funny you should mention that, Fred. 10 weeks ago: I completed an FDA/Biosciences grant application that posed that very question. Yesterday I received an additional form that requested the MSDS paperwork for Cucumis sativus including any varietals that may be part of the intended study. Curiously, an OSHA representative expressed interest in obtaining any results, should we move forward: stating that this would have material consequences on their Southern California field office procedures. She did advise me that if it were up to her, she would wear some kind of latex protective gear.
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will handle cherry tomato plants, broccoli, lettuce, onions, carrots - I've tried a lot of veggies with success. I have 3 boxes.
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The basket does not come with the package. Also this accessory package is not really for the SRG. The leg racks are too small but you can make them work if you don't mind being creative (though Char-broil does have leg racks for the SRG). I contacted Char-Broil and they do not have a half basket for the SRG so keep that in mind as well.
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My husband is on a fruit craze right now...we are able to place close to a dozen of different fruits (apples, pears, oranges) in the bottom basket.
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Hello Mia, We appreciate you bringing this to our attention. Please be assured that these are in fact veggie capsules. We will be sure to contact Amazon to update! Thank you!
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Mine came as a set of 5 labeled as Beans, sweet corn, (radish-med, leek, asparagus, spinach), (turnips, endive, cabbage, onions and tomatoes), and peas. They fit an old planter I've had for over 20 years.