Can one use a blender thing for juicing them?
1450638
I don't know what you mean by a "blender thing". If you refer to a blender, you will blend the wheat grass not juice it. Since the fibers in wheat grass are pretty tough juicing is recommend, but if you blend it very well in a smoothie it might be ok.
1450639
The sprouted grass, yes. It grows to between 4-6 inches tall, blades are kind of thick but not wide--similar to chives.The seeds no, they are a grain similar in size to barley or short grain brown rice, running them in a blender would make flour.
1450640
I planted these seeds for my animals to eat. They sprouted and grew well. I guess you could blend them, but they are dry. I see somebody else replied that they came with mold on them. Mine were dry with no mold, but if theirs had mold, then I would say no way should you blend them. Yuck!
1450641
You can then squeeze through a strainer.... But best to get stainless handy pantry Manuel masticating juicer:)
1450642
I use a Nutribullet & pour the juice through a fine strainer before drinking it. The leftover fiber can go back in the garden as compost.
1450643
Probably not. The seeds we got were hard, old, and when they finally sprouted, VERY moldy. We tried it twice to see if it was just one batch. Both were covered with mold (and since we live in Southern Arizona, mold isn't something you see every day). I'd find your seed elsewhere. I've been buying from a wonderful place in San Francisco called Sprout People. Take a look at their website.
708482
Yes, but you won't need to use it much if you chop the produce in small pieces. Watch the videos on YouTube from " discount juicers " and they will give you lots of info on how to juice with the best results.
687861
I don't know how you are going to read this response if you don't speak (read) English, however yes you can. You may need to add water before blending or strain the juice afterward, depending on what you are juicing, however.
1499245
This isn't going to work as a juicer because it is a blender and thus does not remove the pulp. If you wanted, I guess you could run the blended mixture through a strainer to remove pulp, but I prefer having the extra fiber in my smoothies because it's good for you!
1314259
Yes, I love mine. I make fruit smoothies with mine, using fresh or frozen fruit with a little Greek yogurt. I usually let the frozen fruit thaw a bit first. Great little "blender" and I also love the grey ring around the cups that protect your fingers from the cold when drinking the smoothies. Can't go wrong with this unit, especially for the price.
1558001
I don't think so...but I haven't tried. a blender or food processor might be a better option for that
1975900
No. The blades spin too slowly, it purees, I guess you can approach something like a badly blended smoothie if you run it for a long long time, risking burning the cheap motor. For fruits and smoothies its all about rpm, and this is a chopping device, not a blending device. And don't even think about throwing ice into this, food processors only handle what you can cut with a knife.
602960
No. It's a blender. I use it to mixcake mixes, make smoothies, blend gravy, soups, etc.I also use it to make fruit and vegetable purees.
903645
I don't know. All I've ever done was blend & make smoothies. Maybe you can look up the brand and see if that's one of its capabilities. I'm sorry I couldn't give you a definitive answer.
1037245
No, it only juices the fruits and veggies. You need a blender for that, some fruits like berries you can just throw in blender with the ice and whatever else.
1278031
Yes, the Dual Disc Juice Processor is a smoothie maker too. It has one disc for juicing, and then it has another disc and an attachment to make smoothies with. Works very well for juicing and smoothies. I have had mine for a month now. I love it!
1008992
In my experience, no. You would need to add fluid to the blender to get the greens chopped. Otherwise, the blades would just spin on the bottom and your greens just hover above them. When I make pesto, the blender struggles with the basil until I add enough olive oil to get a slurry going. I use my blender once or twice a day, and it's wonderful, but it is no juicer in my eyes. If you plan on juicing frequently, get a juicer. I have an Omega, and it's awesome.
697512
Doubt it. There are recipes included in the Instruction Manual on how to mince frozen fruit into "ice creams" or sorbets, but we have not tried this. Think you need a blender to do smoothies, as this is a low-speed juicer meant to preserve full nutritional value of fruits and veggies.
1184049
I think you could - just remember to follow the instructions on how long the spurts of chopping should be. But I would use this for the chopping and then to puree I would use one of the hand blenders - that would make it really smooth.
427862
You'd have to peel and seed them and then you have a lot of pulp. Juicers remove all that for you. This is just a blender, but with a powerful motor. I use mine to make protein shakes with lots of ice and it has no trouble with the biggest ice cubes.
770344
I believe you can do anything in this blender. It has a lot of speeds on it. I don't see why not
1761840
You can juice anything in it. It works great but is a pain to clean. I've used mine one.