Does the machine remove the pulp from the oranges?
1161069
No, the machine cuts the oranges in half and then squeezes them in a kind of ball and socket arrangement, juice and pulp drains downward to the collection spot. You need to filter out the pulp if you don't want it in your juice.
2268150
Yes - I can answer your question. Take off the large plastic cup on top, and the yellow juicer sits on top of the bottom bowl, which has a spout. Cut your oranges (or limes, lemons, etc.) in half; mash the fruit against the yellow juicer bulb, and the juice runs down into the cup below through the slots. You can pour the juice out into a larger container easily, with the pour spout. Pulp and seeds will remain in the top part, with the fruit you're squeezing.
187575
It keeps the pulp just gets rid of the skins and seeds, as in partially cooked apples for applesauce and tomatoes for pasta sauce. A juicer literally keeps the juice and gets rid of all the fibres skin and seeds!
982246
It sure can juice a Pineapple with its skin. I've juice a whole melon with its skin and seed and it came out perfect. Although, when I juices the pineapple some pulp does get into the juice. So don't expect it to be clear and non pulp. This machine can really juice anything. I make a combination juice of Lemon orange and some greens and I usually put in the orange and lemon whole into the juicer.
818657
I imagine it does, it has 2 containers one for the juice and the other one for the pulp. It works very well for wheatgrass!
1518211
Sure does! Just don't try and grind it too much, the machine will actually take some of the fruit skin with it.
163770
I think it is, especially if you put a bag in the pulp collector. Also, I would clean the mesh right after juicing to be sure nothing starts to stick; a brush is included for that.
771960
No it does not squeeze the pulp, but generally speaking the pulp is rather dry when exiting the shoot.
1261658
Hello, yes, it's both faster and pulpier. It also puts less strain on the juicer. It's a nice addition.
2123582
Yes, however, I would say that would be about the max before having to remove the pulp, which is very easy. I can juice 2 very large grapefruits before having to remove the pulp.
1072552
No it doesn't, you will have to use the hand held attachment, this machine does good at getting stains out
74429
NO you do not. The screening section catches the excess pulp and seeds just fine. Love ours. Very durable. We've had one for several years and we freeze about 32 gallons of orange juice each season.
721132
Unfortunately it does but only with too many unpeeled apples mangos etc. Do not try to juice pineapples that are not peeled really good.I am not really happy with this machine. Juice is full of pulp. I thought I would get clear juice.
291965
What does "takes all the pulp" mean? I do not understand the question. This juicer has no problem with lemons nor oranges. We can juice at least a dozen lemons, one after another, with no pulp problem. I do not know if you want pulp automatically removed or maximize pulp in the juice or want to know if pulp buildup causes a problem while juicing many lemons/limes. We like pulp in our juice or, once in a great while, strain it.
2064367
No. You cut each orange in half and press them down over the top cone as it spins and catch the juice in a bowl as it flows down through the spout.
1374519
No you cannot, the orange, lemon and grapefruit are the only fruits that you can press with this machine. I have this machine for almost 2 years and I use it regularly pressing the citrus fruits and it works awesome. I hope this help. ƒº
1706129
Yes. The breville does eject the pulp. There is a catch pan on the left side that catches it (I put a small produce bag from the grocer in the pan to minimize the mess and make for easier cleanup.). There is a small amount of pulp that is left behind but is caught in the screen. Hope this helps.