Does this machine extract the pulp or does it pulverise it into the juice?
1657279
This pulverizes using centrifugal force (a centrifugal juicer). It doesn't do the most efficient job of getting all the juice (but meets my needs). If you want something that really gets a lot of the juice out, look at the masticating juicers - extracts the juice - but they are at least twice the price. I have both. I also have a Jack LaLanne (which operates on the same principal as the Breville) which really is a pain. That I don't use. BTW, I find that the Breville is very easy to clean.
1657280
It extracts the pulp. for me, that much waste is bothersome. I drink a morning protein smoothie, so I make sure to trim the vegetables before juicing. That way I can take the leftover pulp (ie fiber) and add it to my smoothies. It's already broken down so it mixes in very easily. Also, I add it to soups, spaghetti sauce, etc. I've stored it in the fridge and the freezer. I'm very happy with this juicer. I'd love one of the high end ones, but I don't want to pay that much money. This juicer is a good price, it's easy to use, very easy and quick clean up, and I would recommend the purchase.
1850423
Instead of juicing where the pulp is removed at the end and disposed of, this machine pulverizes the fruit and vegetables into more of a solid form. Instead of juice it is more like a pudding. I eat my blended raw vegetables and fruits with a spoon. I make my morning drink with a whole lemon with peal & seeds removed, a chunk of ginger, a banana, a half of avacado, a whole organic apple, and a big handful of kale or greens, pinapple chunks if you have any, and add water and put the blender into action. In about 30 seconds it is an edible green shake. I add fresh blueberries on top and eat it with a spoon. delicious. It comes with a recipe booklet and you can add nuts or flax seed to it as well. You eat all the fibre with the juice so the entire vegetable or fruit is consumed. Very few particles are in the mix -- Depending how much water you add to the container when you are blending the mix it can be thick or more liquidy.
1595893
Centrifugal. The pulp is collected inside and separated from the juice, not blended into the juice. The pulp makes an excellent mulch in the garden around lettuce, spinach, etc.
1706127
The juicer separates the pulp into the black bin and spouts the juice out of the spout.
1394813
It's not easy to answer this in definite terms like what is a lot or how wet it is, I hope my own opinion on the subject is helpful. I feel the waste is relatively dry, which to me means it is extracting as much liquid juice as it is capable from squeezing from the fruit/vegetable. I find the drier waste easier to clean up. As far as how much that depends so much on what is being "juiced" but when I look at what's left it seems to be about what I would expect considering the process it uses to extract the juice, in other words what is left is truly waste and not unprocessed juice, so I would call that relatively low waste.
1278026
Yep. It has two types of blades that plug in. One that juices (no pulp) and one that leaves some pulp in. It's primarily a juicer. If you're only making smoothies, no need to pay the premium for this machine.
1874995
You do get some pulp. This juicer is excellent at squeezing everything out of your veggies. You get so many enzymes and vitamins out from your squeezed, high quality juice that pulp is not necessary or needed. The juice goes right into your bloodstream. You can get all the pulp you want from a blender and your nutri bullet. You get different results. Juice utilizes more veggies and gets absorbed quickly into the bloodstream and a smoothie with pulp doesn't utilize many veggies and goes to your stomach to be digested. I don't suggest putting the dried pulp back in cause your extracted juice has everything you need....even fiber.
293025
I use it for tomatoes, to make sauce. It doesnt leave pulp so it gives less juice than my former appliance but it is oh so much easier. And it just takes it a little longer to cook down.
170717
It leaves alittle bit of pulp in the juice. Not much though. Yes, you should be able to add some pulp to the juice from the pulp catcher.
1186881
There are no seeds or pulp in the juice. I add it to a glass of water with a packet of sweet n low.I don't know if the seeds are crushed then separted from the juice. They have a website.
2161108
Yes it does. I bought them and used them a few times, but found it just as easy to dig out the pulp and into the trash, you still have to rinse it thoroughly. Your choice. I think this is the best juicer around by far, even tho I bought it about 6 years ago or more.
1415580
Anita, we have found that the Super Angel in terms of juicing the Oranges and Lemons, doesn't do that great of a job. We love our Super Angel, but it spits out juicy pulp with those fruits. Most of the pulp that comes out of the machine is dry, except for the Lemons and Oranges we juice. We have a ninja blender that we use in tandem with our Super Angel that really helps with that.
521556
since the blender tend to crush things into very small piece, the final result liquid is pretty rich, a bit too rich to be called "juice". it's not suitable for making juice because it doesnt have a filter to extract the juice from the fruit pulp. You might want to do it yourself but the juice will still be a bit grainy.
471220
Good question. From what I have read I'd have to agree with Joe & Victor that more of the nutrients would be in the liquid & the nutrients are better absorbed from the liquid than the pulp. So, a better extractor (i.e. juicer) is more effective towards that goal.
2123850
Yes, there is a crusher that basically turns hard fruit into mush which is the best way to extract the juices.
773984
It's fast for a gear juicer, extracting the most juice for the amount of produce while keeping temperature and oxidation low. The centrifugal juicers with consume the produce more quickly but will also leave behind a large amount of juice in the pulp, which does not come out even if you rerun the pulp again, only a very small amount is recovered, plus they will heat up the juice while grinding, and mix with air due to high speed.
1356377
It does a good job but since it is a slow juicer, if you want the pulp drier you can just dump it back into the chute. You do not need to have the pusher in the chute unless something needs dislodged. Fruits tend not to be as dry so I often put them back thru'. The biggest difference from other juicers is that the slow juicers do not make a "strained" juice. It's more like a smoothie in my opinion. I love it.