Would it work on pomegranates?
246941
Yes, but not too well. You can't squeeze enough juice before you start to squeeze the bitter insides.
246942
I have used it for my pomegranates for 2 seasons now. Works great! The big ones need to be quartered. And they sometimes spray so protect your clothing. :) I have not had a problem w the juice being bitter.
1876396
Hi there, I've only used it for oranges and grapefruits so far - even large ones- and it's been great. Haven't had a chance to try pomegranates bc they haven't been in season here quite yet but my sense is - medium sized pomegranate will fit just fine! If you need to do a very large pomegranate, you could always cut it in thirds and juice that way.
1027243
That depend on your purpose. I have used it on & around plants with good success. What I'm becoming concerned about is it's use around vegetable and fruit plants. I suspect some of the poison is getting into the plant and I'm not sure I want to be eating it if it gets into the fruit/veggies. If it's just ornamental plants, I don't think you'll have any problems and it should work pretty well.
771171
It will work on leafy greens with something heavy behind it, like a carrot or something other wise you'll have more green in the grinder. It will juice them though so far I'm satisfied with the product, expected a little bit more from it but it's OK. Only complaint frozen strawberries didn't work very well, there was juice but I had to take the machine apart and clean it. It's excellent for the price range though.
1449022
No. I'm not sure how it would be intended to work on other fruits. I have used it exactly once on a mango and it did a poor job and kind of bent in the process, so it is retired to a junk drawer in the kitchen until I get around to tossing it into a Goodwill box.
415634
I would say "No". It works great for oranges, limes and lemons though. It's made with plastic parts, so be gentle with it.
863100
I have used in on grapefruits and it works well. I have also used it on small manderins, not as easy, but doable.
890374
Yes, as Janet said it does not work well with vegies. We haven't tried fruit but I can see it working better on fruit, however a lemon juicer where you squeeze the fruit on it might work just as well.We consider ours a waste of money. Instructions: Pretty simple ... Insert fruit - place the attachment on the Magic Bullet. Press down on fruit with plunger. Then MAYBE you get some juice.
2021500
Haven't tried it on pears, but I don't see why not, as long as the pears aren't too soft.
1511697
Sorry I only use it to juice my Pomegranates. But I don't see any reason why it shouldn't do bell peppers. Rainer
812479
Pomegranate, no problem. We juice lots of grapefruits and it will take a large grapefruit although the medium to small grapefruits are better. I am a small lady and the larger fruits are hard for me to pull the lever down. The unit is very sturdy but the suction cups on the bottom don't do the job for the size of the juicer. I replaced them with larger ones and it holds the unit on the counter top without moving. If you like fresh pressed juice, you will like this unit.
205669
no ,my wife has used it on squish,broccoli, coliflower,carrots,cucumbers and potatoes and it worked fine.Rutabagas can be much harder so.....
331400
I would say no. Works with firm fruit like apple and pear. But whew pear gets really ripe fruit falls off spindle. Forget tomatoes potatoes yes
1334616
yes, it does work on carrots but not too well since it dice it too small or to big... I used on for carrots and other roots but I was not very satisfied
812477
I'm not exactly sure of the diameter, but I have never had a problem with pomegranates. Grapefruits, depending on the size, can be challenging. However, I quarter grapefruit for the most part ensuring that I get the maximum juice. I hope this helps!
8489
Yes you can! I used it on watermelons and butternut squash and it worked fine.
1684413
Yes I've used it on pears and peaches tomatoes no it didn't work well for me