Does Waring pulverize raspberry,blackberry,strawberry,tomato,flax seeds so there is no need to chew them and they can be swallowed directly?
749362
Yes, but i do not recommend black berries because the seeds in them are horrible and very stoney. I stick with blueberries, seedless grapes, strawberries, raspberries, chia seeds, bananas, apples and tomatoes are all fine (even frozen). I enjoy my machine!
1034671
This engine is strong. I'm using it every day to make fruit smoothies, puddings with chia/flax seeds/bee pollen etc. as well as tomato soup for example, vegan massed potatoes... and it brakes the chunks down into a smooth very nice consistency. I would alway recommend Waring over any other blender. The price is fantastic. I currently live in DE and the cost of this blender is circa 850 Euros!!! Should you decide to purchase it, I hope you enjoy your amazing meals :)
1034672
No it does not. Flax, raspberries and strawberry seeds all still need to be chewed.
2013110
Food mills will still allow small amounts of seeds to get into your milled juice. They are very small and the only way to get truly seedless jelly or jam is to strain it through cheese cloth over a bowl are large jug. You could also used a clean unused pair of panty hose. My grandmother used pantyhose because cheeseclothe wasn't readily available in the small rural town we lived in. I highly recommend this mill for all your other processing needs. I did tomatoes and no seeds passed through the sieve. It's a quality item. I loved it so much I bought my neighbor one for her birthday because she was always borrowing mine! Food mills will still allow small amounts of seeds to get into your milled juice. They are very small and the only way to get truly seedless jelly or jam is to strain it through cheese cloth over a bowl are large jug. You could also used a clean unused pair of panty hose. My grandmother used pantyhose because cheeseclothe wasn't readily available in the small rural town we lived in. I highly recommend this mill for all your other processing needs. I did tomatoes and no seeds passed through the sieve. It's a quality item. I loved it so much I bought my neighbor one for her birthday because... » Read More Food mills will still allow small amounts of seeds to get into your milled juice. They are very small and the only way to get truly seedless jelly or jam is to strain it through cheese cloth over a bowl are large jug. You could also used a clean unused pair of panty hose. My grandmother used pantyhose because cheeseclothe wasn't readily available in the small rural town we lived in. I highly recommend this mill for all your other processing needs. I did tomatoes and no seeds passed through the sieve. It's a quality item. I loved it so much I bought my neighbor one for her birthday because she was always borrowing mine! « Show Less
1723632
I have the non-tilting Premier Wonder, 1.5L. I use it to make peanut butter, chocolate and even pulverize blackberries to make jam without getting seeds stuck in our teeth. Made about 10 batches of each so far, but you should add dry stuff very slowly, preferably partially liquefied.
2013111
Do yourself a big favor and get a SQUEEZO strainer. I've had one for 30 years and it is wonderful! This Winco will NOT work for raspberries. The straining holes are too large. I also have a Kitchen Aid electric and it actually crushes the seeds and pushes them through. Awful! My advice is go with the Squeezo.
239764
Probably not. I am sure if you eat it or chew on it, it wouldn't be healthy. As with EVERYTHING, if it wasn't grown or alive at some point it could be unhealthy if you digested it. I have used mine a dozen times or more and nothing has flaked off or "pitted" on it. I am not worried about this being "unsafe" to use. It is a high quality item.
164871
No. Besides winding up in the fruit, it will be in the pollen and nectar, and will kill the bees that are needed for pollination.
59174
I can strain mustard seeds out of Rasam soup, so I would assume that strawberry seeds would strain easily. It strains gravy pretty nicely too.
2127897
If you're asking can you leave seeds from fruits in, yes, absolutely. You won't notice whether or not you leave the seeds in except there's less work to do if you leave them in.
513799
Having purchased the 2 pound package of whole kernals from Amazon.com, I grind two seed pits at a time into a powder and eat with a spoon, 5 times a day, about every 3 hrs. The pits can be eaten directly with out grinding. They can be used almost any way you wish. Added to cereal or steamed vegetables.
2110104
Manual, It seems a lot of skin and seeds come thru, with some pulp, but the pulp seperated is good. I bought it primarily for blackberries, their seeds are tiny, and my wife dislikes all the seeds in preserves. Does a good job.
1769597
I've only used it with the included mixing cup - about a pint - but it is powerful and chews up fruits, veggies, even mixed nuts. I would start with a smaller amount with some liquid in there.
1398259
I am not sure. They absorb without food. I do know crushing can alter some pills or supplements. I would suggest chewable citrate or liquid. There are some great bariatric chews out there as well as others. Good luck.
605245
They aren't really big - They are oblong. I wouldn't advise crushing them because they don't taste or smell very good. I guess you could cut them in half if need be. I usually swallow then pretty quickly so that I won't get any of the taste in my mouth - they really are nasty BUT they do the trick. I have noticed a big difference in my energy level. So they are well worth the stink !!
2019551
Mastication is defined by the dictionary as "chewing". This juicers shreds the contents as they enter and compresses and continues to shred as the pulp leaves. So I would say yes it is. The pulp is very dry when it exits but I feed it through again sonetimes to squeeze a little more out. ;)
1153084
I have no direct knowledge about whether it will grind flax seeds or not... I only use it to chop veg and it does a wonderful job. But, that being said, I have never tried to pulverize any veg items and am assuming that pulverizing is what you may be looking for. If I had some, I would try for you - but I don't! Update: just ground some of my daughter's croutons (on high, PUREE) and it did pretty well... more or less a coarse grind. So, if you are looking to accomplish that plus chop some veg, it's a dandy little device.
1846056
I have not done it myself, but you should be able to. The manual says it is fine. I have no trouble with wheat berries or dent corn, so rice should be no problem.
1833749
I do not know. I returned it as the mesh was not fine enough. I was looking for a chinois not a china cap. This one will not separate raspberries from seeds. Got one at Williams Sonoma.