Do juices collect at the bottom, or do they burn off? (I use the juices for dressing and gravy, so it is an important factor for me)
1987418
Comes with a pan to collect juices. Next time I need a bigger pan. Injected bird and it over flowed. Good stuff.
1987419
They do, I inject the bird and then pour a little of the injection over the bird to crystallize, and then the rest of it in the drip pan.
1987420
you put a tin pie pan in the bottom and it collects all the juices, then toss in trash
1505828
No, you just cut them in half and hold them down on the machine (one half at a time). it spins around and removes the juice. Lift it up for a second and it will go the other way.
1254486
I own one and have not had that problem. The only way that I would have juice in the water pan is if the tubing is plugged, or the collecting pan is too high for the juice to drain out of the tube.
1108630
Well... The juice won't be in contact with the container for long... If that helps... Haven't had to shop for a juicer but maybe there are some with stainless or some other material...
1505832
It depends on how you want to drink your juice. I don't like to leave the peel on my fruits. This is how it works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aeir-edU2dM
1898661
Well every juicer will have a little foam that's called oxidation... However the faster it juices the more oxidation equals less nutrients .. which equals less storage time. I pretty much get no foam when juicing veggies And i get a little with like apples... Berry.. But none with oranges cucumbers . And yes i throw the whole thing n just chop it up. You should YouTube vids. I do not throw orange peels in it tho because i don't like the taste and it can do pineapple skin but you shouldn't consume that their really dirty lol n pesticides
2154293
As stated in other reply, juices stay in the pot, unless top removed. Unless meat is very fatty and accumulates above the ridges, fat remains in pot away from meat or will burn like any other fat in the bottom of a pan if it cooks too long.
2050322
I am no expert but did think of putting juice in mine. I personally couldn't see a problem with it although with milk ? suppose you could but would have shelf life issues and I think u would need to wash it out more.
646725
Nothing beats just in time juicing....remember to refigerate or freeze juice every time...this does not preserve anything...it does keep oxygen away from the juice.
443066
Yes, absolutely. I've let them sit for a month or so between use and they still had juice.
2278848
I have never felt any warmth in the juice. I assume there is minimal heat generated due to friction, but, not enough to affect the juicing product which is excellent.
2276751
The whole point is that juices stay with the food, does not get on the "charcoal" and therefore there are no flareups and burning of the food. I use these mats all the time and am very happy with them.
1856800
I forgot to do this once with mine and my juice yield was lower. The machine functioned normally, I noticed it because I am used to a consistent yield each time I juice.
152394
I've juiced greens, apples, grapes, melons (honeydew and cantaloupe, maybe watermelon), citrus, beets, sweet potatoes, jalapeno peppers (for a sauce), radishes, ginger, various herbs, etc. It does really well with all of that stuff, but with juicier stuff like melons and grapes you do tend to lose a little more liquid. I usually feed the pulp through the chute one more time if it feels wet. I've found that starting with something dryer like greens or carrots makes the juicier stuff juice a little cleaner. In any event, I highly recommend this item :-)
1254490
That hasn't happened to me so far after steaming 6-8 batches of grapes yielding over 6 gallons of grape juice. All the juice collects in the middle (collection) pan with none going in the bottom water pan. Not sure why your juice is getting into the water pan unless there's something wrong with the steamer.
1963169
Absolutely. May need a little stirring but no clumping at all. Some will collect at the bottom of a glass on the sides but a swirl will take care of that. Great with a small amount of real juice.
1884580
Hey Meghan,some of the pulp goes into the top but not much. I do not stop and clean while I am juicing I have emptied the external collector and just continued with the juicing process..I only clean up when I am done juicing for the week.Sherrie