Does the FP2500 puree leafy vegetables? And how?
1028801
It sure does just put it in with a little water and turn on high until your happy with the thickness.
1028802
I owned it for very short period of time. I guess it should be able to do puree. Our problem was it was very loud
1028803
Yes. You will need some kind of liquid. Not much. I use a small amount of olive oil.
1028804
yes...it does...good inexpensive processor...howver make sure you place and turn properly for its operation, otherwise,,it will not operate.
1419522
It does lettuce, chard, kale and other leafy greens with no problem. It will juice herbs, we use a lot of cilantro and chives, but I will warn you that you do have to use larger amounts then you probably would with a masticating juicer such as the omega. I find they you get the most about of juice out of herbs if you ball them up and insert them of wrap something like kale or lettuce around the herb so that it does not get lost inside!
1980114
Yes, but it would have to be made in very small batches. So, if you combined the ingredients in a larger container and fed the chopper incrementally, it should work. It does puree quite well. Just small amounts.
1278029
Not really. It is all about juice extraction. It will puree, but that is more for soups and sauces. For smoothies you want the Ninja, or spend more money and get the vitamix.
1876895
it purees very well! you won't be disappointed. I was skeptic in the beginning, but once I started, couldn't stop...lol. Remember to puree cooked veggies and fruits that are not too hard though.
1926798
I have not put wheat grass into it yet. I can say this though as I use this juicer more the more I am disappointed in how is handles greens (i.e. kale, spinach, parsley). There are places inside the "bowl" where the fibers get stuck, making cleaning a chore.
601440
No, it won't be that smooth. You can make purees but it will be somewhat thick/slightly chunky.
659409
If you blend long enough you get puree. I use it for green smoothies in which I put raw spinach and/or kale. I will end up with a puree of the spinach or kale, along with some bits that I like because it gives me something to "chew." The only problem I have with the Ninja that I didn't have with the VitaMixer is that I sometimes have to stop the Ninja, remove the top and scrape the sides. With the VitaMixer, I could use a plunger with the top on so didn't have to stop to scrape the sides.
91021
I haven't pureed veggies but I did put apples in there to puree and if you really blend them good it does make them smooth. When I did it, it was like applesauce.
1178330
I believe this would work to make puree out of fruits and veggies ... it's just a smaller food processor as opposed to a larger one ...
1474118
I have only used it for celery and it is amazing! Check the individual instructions for different vegetables.
1332091
Hi, yes I have, it was fine. The slicer works well with most vegetables, softest I have found to be cucumber.
1540010
I do like this blender but, I have not used it to Purée. Sorry I can't help
2235692
It blends greens very well. I got this blender to make good green smoothies, and it does the job perfectly! It will devour spinach, kale, frozen fruits, and regular fruits. it always has a smooth consistency, so you are sure to drink your smoothie- not eat it. I personally love it for my green smoothies. As far as leafy greens go, you will never have to eat your smoothie. it even has a pre-set smoothie function. I'll pour in coconut milk, add spinach, a banana, some frozen pineapple, and ground chia seeds then hit the smoothie button. it does a wonderful job!
961030
It does work as a juicer but you have to strain the pulp out. It definately purees vegetables
1178329
Yes. For processing raw veggies it takes a little more time, but works great for small batches just fine.
563678
Well, I haven't processed celery through the machine yet, but leafy greens ( kale & spinach)...Yes, it does great! I'm pretty sure it will do just as good of a job on celery too!