How many minutes to juice a liter of vegetable juice?
1469076
You will spend more time cleaning and prepping the produce than juicing it. A liter of juice is quite a bit and making my usual 1 liters takes me about 40 minutes start to finish. That is the equivalent to two meals for me so it's quick prep time. 75 percent of my juice comes from carrots and beets with the other 25 being mostly greens (kale spinach, etc)
1469077
Way too long! I now own a Breville Juice Fountain that provides a more quality juice with a dryer pulp in 1/4 of the time of the Champion!!
1469078
After cleaning and cutting the ends off the vegetables, about 15 minutes! Love My Champion Commercial Juicer! Soak all vegetables in apple cider vinegar for 20 minutes prior to washing and drink a whole liter in one hour. Best if consumed in less then an hour.
1469079
I know it's not the answer you want, but it really depends on what kind of vegetables you're talking about. Tomatoes and celery will give you lots of juice fast (you could make a liter in 10 minutes with tomatoes if you worked quickly), but it would take a whole lot longer to make a liter of juice from leafy greens.
1469080
A liter? That's hard to say exactly. I usually juice about 5 lbs. of carrots, a cucumber, and a couple of beets. I get a little over a quart of juice. Start to finish (including peeling, cutting, juicing, and cleaning up) takes me about 1/2 hour. Hope this is helpful.
1469081
That depends on the veggies you are using. I have used almost every veggie and fruit you can think of and haven't run into any issues, so it is really as fast as you can put the veggies in, it will crank out juice and pulp. The machine will also juice the pulp again from the first go around to get even more out of the remains!
947941
When I make juice, I drop the blade into a sinkful of hot soapy water and go drink my juice. In 15 minutes or so, I used a dishwashing brush to clean the blade. It's not too hard after soaking a few minutes. The rest can be easily wanted by hand with the same soapy water. The pulp should be sealed in a plastic baggie if it's going to be in the trashcan for more than a day because it will begin smelling quickly.
1091367
easier than other juicers I've had..takes me 3-5 minutes..with this juicer you can make enough for 24 hours..without losing nutrients. Other juicers say you lose the nutrients if you don't drink it right away..I like only juicing once
1112736
Maybe use more water? I use mine daily. I steam 6 oz of just about any veggie for 3 minutes and they are perfect. Carrots might take a bit more.
1120969
I have used this for making every kind of juice. Since kale is kind of dry, you might want to combine it with celery or cucumber. Dicing the veggies before juicing helps too. Smaller pieces going in make for better extraction.
1384888
Yes, mostly ranging from 1.5 - 3 minutes with instructions for half or full bag. I personally prefer to cook for slightly less than instructed. Also note that for many food you want to add a small amount of water (1 tbsp) to steam better. Lemon and garlic are also very good additions for most veggies.
773981
Fast enough. It's not like an extractor and takes time to thoroughly crush the produce but I can turn a half gallon of juice out in less than 30 minutes total time, including clean up.
791597
My filter tank holds 1 liter of water at a time. It takes 4.5 minutes for a liter to filter through into the pitcher. I'm not concerned so much about the speed in that I put my pitcher in the fridge right after refilling.
1353952
I keep a compost heap so most of the time I just dump it in there. If I think ahead, I juice the vegetables first and dump that pulp into whatever soup or sauce I make next. The pulp keeps a day or two in the fridge if you wrap it up and it makes veggie soup or tomato sauce thicker.
1069037
If you want the freshest juice, 24-72hrs sounds right. For me, I juice a lot and store it in air-tight mason jars so that I can drink them during the week. You have to shake it up a bit but it works out for me~ I especially don't have much time to have fruits and veggies, but this has been working for me so far. It's better than those 'Naked' brand juice too. Still working well, I still love it~ worth every penny.
2227765
When done using it takes maybe 5 minutes to clean everything and put it all away. Haven't had any problems with it using or cleaning. I love my juicer.
773980
one more tip: if you want your juice to last longer don't put fruit in it, and limit the number of carrots to just a few. Sugars cause the juice to break down faster in the fridge. Juice the dense hard veggies and tough greens, and store that juice, but making drinks add it to a blend of soft greens like spinach and romaine, plus fruits, berries, plus ground flax seeds to help absorb the nutrients in the plants, which are mostly oil soluble. You get 10 times more nutrients from the plant foods if there's this little oil with them. But plain oil is bad of any kind, even olive or fish, instead use the seeds or nuts instead. The one with best omega 6 to omega 3 ratio is flax seeds, no comparison. one more tip: if you want your juice to last longer don't put fruit in it, and limit the number of carrots to just a few. Sugars cause the juice to break down faster in the fridge. Juice the dense hard veggies and tough greens, and store that juice, but making drinks add it to a blend of soft greens like spinach and romaine, plus fruits, berries, plus ground flax seeds to help absorb the nutrients in the plants, which are mostly oil soluble. You get 10 times more nutrients from the plant foods if there's this little oil with them. But plain oil is bad of any kind, even olive or fish,... » Read More one more tip: if you want your juice to last longer don't put fruit in it, and limit the number of carrots to just a few. Sugars cause the juice to break down faster in the fridge. Juice the dense hard veggies and tough greens, and store that juice, but making drinks add it to a blend of soft greens like spinach and romaine, plus fruits, berries, plus ground flax seeds to help absorb the nutrients in the plants, which are mostly oil soluble. You get 10 times more nutrients from the plant foods if there's this little oil with them. But plain oil is bad of any kind, even olive or fish, instead use the seeds or nuts instead. The one with best omega 6 to omega 3 ratio is flax seeds, no comparison. « Show Less
2088521
My fruit juices are always thicker than the vegetable juices. I usually use apples, pears, pineapple. Even my citrus juices are thick though.
9073
Clean up is simple, easy and takes less than five minutes. Just pop off the attachments, rinse, place in soap and water, drain and they are ready for the next juicing.
2208746
I personally found this juicer more easier and for juice for the product you're juicing then the regular juicers. Clean up for me is within 5 min, but then again some others might take a longer time. I love the item and bought three for my house hold.
1354331
My instruction booklet says to use at least 1 cup of water. Thats what I use for vegetables, anything cooked under 15 minutes.
74107
This is still a blender as opposed to a juicer. You would still have to add water to help with the blending process, but overall you would likely end up with carrot juice-albeit diluted a bit by the water. I consistently use the 3HP to make smoothies that are pretty much all liquid.