Can u make frozen deserts in this juicer
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I don't think so, this is for extracting juice from fruits and vegetables, you might want a mini-blender or regular blender for that.
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I mean, sort of - you can make juice, and then freeze it. I've made my daughter homemade popsicles using juice from this juicer.
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Nope. This is for very small amounts only. In my opinion you would be better off getting an electric juicer.
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Yes I have been making frozen yogurt in it all summer. I have used a great receipe from King Arthur flour. I know odd place for a frozen yogurt receipe but it tastes great. I have used artificial sweetners. Works just fine
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I May be the wrong person to ask. The serving size can be what you want it to be. All the machine does is crush whatever you put into it to make a bowl of of mush. I wasn't pleased with the machine, you need to add vanilla every time you use it. If you want "frozen" desert mixed you need to either mix them prior or keep putting them back through the machine. I find my blender does a better job than this. I wish I could return it. Sorry for the bad review, but if I read this statement I would have never bought it. Everyone is different though. I hope this helps.
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Absolutely you can. And like Calvin said, the less ice cream you make the faster it freezes. I have had mine for over a year now and it continues to work flawlessly. Excellent product.
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It's good idea to do that, other wise the juice will seep out. After it cools put in the freezer for a little bit so it can set up. That way the juice won'tcome out.
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Yes, you can. The recipe book suggests freezing regular yogurt and using it in the machine.
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you can use fruit that has been frozen I would thaw and allow to warm up though,I did not like cooker and sent back
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It is not recommended that frozen foods be processed in the BJE820XL Juice Fountain Duo. The frozen items can stick to the blades in the Nutri Disc keeping them from actually juicing. We recommend that food be thawed before processing.
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I don't see why not. I have put banana and avocado in there to blend & added a bit of water to thin the mixture. I've also put sturdier chunks-apple, pear, cranberries-in the food mill. However I have not tried ice chunks or frozen produce.
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You can use anything you want to freeze, half and half is too rich, coconut milk is very creamy - more than haggan-das, fruit, sugar as needed, water, yogurt and fruit or flavorings, this is an amazing little ice cream maker. I often use baking cocoa, dry coffee and coconut milk with a small amount of sugar for a great half cup of coffee/mocha type ice cream. It comes with two freezing bowls so you can make enough for company or just you. My only complaint is that it makes too little at a time, but that does keep me down to a proper serving! I love fruit with added water and sugar. As much as you can imagine. This is one thing I wouldn't give up! If only it was bigger so that I could over-indulge but then I would!
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Yes it does. I have used it for recipes that call for romaine or iceberg lettuce as well. All have been juiced successfully. This is a fantastic device! I am discovering it's just a matter of finding what I like juiced as far as taste goes but all my juicing attempts have gone well.
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I'm sorry, do not know the answer to that. I don't use it that way, only for my smoothies, fruits and spinach or kale and whatever I toss in. But I do not use it as a juicer.
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I didn't realize you're not supposed to add fruits to it. I've only used it with frozen fruits - it tastes fine mixed with the fruit. I use almond milk as the liquid.
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Yes. you can. That is the sole purpose of a juicer. Cleaning this juicer is quite easy too.
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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.
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it will process fresh fruits & veggies, but don't try frozen fruits. it will destroy the cutter assembly! try putting as much liquid in first. good luck. after I had the Kitchen aid, I got a Waring Pro-same trouble. I finally got a NINJA and is wonderful