Can it mix all types of vegetables into a drink?
2067494
Yes, - I use mine to make drinks with apple, pineapple, kale, strawberries, spinach, bananas, etc for health drinks, but it is not a juicer, so don't know about raw carrots...cooked carrots, broccoli cooked potatoes - yes - made cream of broccoli. Will do ice, frozen berries, etc. alsoBob/CA
2067495
All raw veggies like Kale (include stems), broccoli stems, summer squash, celery, parsley, beet greens, spinach, cukes. Rather than raw carrots, I put some carrot juice in, along with the water.
2067496
All raw veggies like Kale (include stems), broccoli stems, summer squash, celery, parsley, beet greens, spinach, cukes.Rather than raw carrots, I put some carrot juice in, along with the water.
2067497
just about everything I've tried works, celery, green peppers, tomatoes........I don't think it will replace a juicer if that's what your looking for.It works great for less heavy jobs, quick, easy and most of all easy to clean.
2042521
Yes it does. I mix it with juice all the time, I also freeze it in an ice cube tray and use them in smoothies.
922178
I don't think so, this is for extracting juice from fruits and vegetables, you might want a mini-blender or regular blender for that.
435337
To be honest I have only used it to blend oatmeal, bananas, peanut butter and milk, so I can't really say how it would handle those veggies. If those veggies were in water or chicken stock I bet they would blend fine.
708716
Yes it does process leafy greens, just don't overload the mixer or it will malfunction.
857487
If you want actual juice extract...where the pulp is separated from the juice and you are left with only juice..no, it doesn't do that, as all fruits and vegetables are chopped in the same container. However, it is blends very finely, so that you can drink it without noticing any pulp; ,but it's not the pure juice that a juicer makes. However, if you just want to make sure it can turn veggies into something drinkable...yes, it does that. I have a Vitamix and I am very impressed how well this compares to the Vitamix. Had I bought this first, I wouldn't have bought the Vitamix. I bought this as something I could travel with.
1137524
Yes! That's primarily what we use it for - making health drinks with frozen fruit. It's better than a traditional blender in my experience.
400686
You can make anything you want in this bad boy. You put the liquid in the pitcher and the ice is on the top of the machine, so you can mix up anything you like. Hope that helps!
1790145
Not possible. It is designed to chop and grate fruits and vegetables, not to mix.
564088
I add it to our green drink made in the Vitamix. It mixes in well. I suppose you could add it to hot liquids and stir it in.
359906
Yes - we have used the blender for carrots, turnips, and making tomato paste from our own vegetables. The process takes a while at several speeds. My wife also has a dedicated food processor that she prefers for "soup work".
1070297
I packed a mason jar full of onions, tomatoes and fresh cilantro, and blended it on high. It made a smooth, pale green sauce to use as a condiment for curry. You could certainly make smooth veggie drinks with this. Pulse it a few times on mediu,. and then blend on high, and there will be nothing left to chew!
703706
Yes it can. I use it as a smoothie maker with any variety of fruit or vegetable
1698845
YES! I load it with kale, carrots, beats, broccoli, cucumbers... Great juicer.
961031
My sister made several veggie and fruit smoothies while visiting us - she used leafy vegetables - baby spinach, romaine,etc. It worked well for that. But I don't think you'd get beet juice or carrot juice! (I used frozen mango chunks in it; it made a God-awful racket, even after I added some juice but it did finally make a puree for a smoothie with vanilla frozen yogurt. YUM!
857486
If you want actual juice extract...where the pulp is separated from the juice and you are left with only juice..no, it doesn't do that, as all fruits and vegetables are chopped in the same container. However, it is blends very finely, so that you can drink it without noticing any pulp; ,but it's not the pure juice that a juicer makes. However, if you just want to make sure it can turn veggies into something drinkable...yes, it does that. I have a Vitamix and I am very impressed how well this compares to the Vitamix. Had I bought this first, I wouldn't have bought the Vitamix. I bought this as something I could travel with. If you want actual juice extract...where the pulp is separated from the juice and you are left with only juice..no, it doesn't do that, as all fruits and vegetables are chopped in the same container. However, it is blends very finely, so that you can drink it without noticing any pulp; ,but it's not the pure juice that a juicer makes. However, if you just want to make sure it can turn veggies into something drinkable...yes, it does that. I have a Vitamix and I am very impressed how well this compares to the Vitamix. Had I bought this first, I wouldn't have bought the Vitamix. I bought this... » Read More If you want actual juice extract...where the pulp is separated from the juice and you are left with only juice..no, it doesn't do that, as all fruits and vegetables are chopped in the same container. However, it is blends very finely, so that you can drink it without noticing any pulp; ,but it's not the pure juice that a juicer makes. However, if you just want to make sure it can turn veggies into something drinkable...yes, it does that. I have a Vitamix and I am very impressed how well this compares to the Vitamix. Had I bought this first, I wouldn't have bought the Vitamix. I bought this as something I could travel with. « Show Less
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No. If you define juice as pressing out and separating the juice from the ruffage. Yes, if you define it as turning the entire vegetable into something you can drink...