With this juicer do u get no pulp? If so, can u easily add some of the pulp into the liquid so u get some fiber?
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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The pulp comes out of the front, the juice comes out of the bottom spout. There is a filter that you can use with the juice and I don't use. It doesn't give you very much though. I guess you could add the pulp back in, but they why don't you just buy a vitamix and make smoothies instead?
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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.
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A strainer keeps the pulp from being mixed with your juice. The pulp is collected in a plastic bin next to the juicer and can be added to your juice if you prefer more fibre.
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Yes, there is pulp. If you wish to have less pulp, there is a strainer included with the machine that you can use after juicing. Since the machine does not "chop" the things you juice, the waste pulp can be rather dry and stringy (especially leafy greens), so if you want to add it back in, you may need to mince it up a bit.
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Hey Meghan,some of the pulp goes into the top but not much. I do not stop and clean while I am juicing I have emptied the external collector and just continued with the juicing process..I only clean up when I am done juicing for the week.Sherrie
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You also get pulp from it. So if you want to make a sauce you can strain the and separate the juice and get two products for the effort of one.
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A little bit of pulp makes it into the juice. It's pretty minor and I just think of it as "fiber." Depends on what you're using, too. Greens with tough stems like kale probably do it a bit more than say, spinach. I compared it to a Breville and the juice quality and amount of product needed to produce the juice was way superior on the Omega. Lots of waste on the Breville and it is WAY more trouble to clean. Hope that helps!
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Pulp will come almost completely dry. Some fruits like blueberries you can pass the pulp 1 additional time through the juicer to get it completely dry.
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yes, but not citrus fruits. Also you may need to strain the juice with a kitchen strainer to get rig of some excess pulp.
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It does eject little pulp for leafy greens. but it comes with a filter dish which filters out any pulp that comes into juice. There are some techniques to avoid pulp into juice, check youtube channel http://www.youtube.com/user/rawfoods?feature=watch for more information on choice of juicer. I used the same.
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I continue to be amazed by how smooth and frothy everything is that comes out of this. I once made a green smoothie with spinach and apples and it was fine. WHOLE lemons come out frothy and smooth, too, but it doesn't eliminate the PULP (which is an advantage over juicers). Bottom line: no chunks.
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Hi, I have a champion juicer and yes it makes the juice thicker, more pulp will come to your cup and you generate less waste. I'm not sure if it is faster I didn't pay attention to the speed difference.
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This is still a blender as opposed to a juicer. You would still have to add water to help with the blending process, but overall you would likely end up with carrot juice-albeit diluted a bit by the water. I consistently use the 3HP to make smoothies that are pretty much all liquid.
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I've done carrots and it's not a problem at all. As Little Lolo already mentioned, it won't be a juice. It'll be more like a smoothie since you'll have small little pulp remnants. You could use a cheese cloth to strain the juice from the pulp, if you so desire. Although, nutritionally, it's best to retain the pulp for any fruit/veggie you blend in the Blendtec.
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I just got the vitamix and i now seem to do more smoothies than juicing. I throw in a bunch of veggies and fruit and blend with water and it comes out to thick or runny depending on how much water you add and how watery the ingredients are. I LOVE it! You get all the fiber instead of throwing it in the garbage! i still sometimes do a juice fast, but generally, i now do a green smoothie for breakfast.
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I have successfully used it with sliced apples, pineapple chunks, orange slices, frozen or fresh berries and bananas - I almost always add milk, OJ or water, yogurt and ice. It blends all of that quite well. It is not a juice extractor and does not remove pulp. I have not used it with any vegetables.
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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.
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Most juices come out smooth with little to no fiber. I juiced some pears today and there was fiber in it but they are really soft. The harder the vegetable the less the fiber. It comes with a screen for straining, but I rarely use it.
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I wouldn't recommend as a juicer, unless you want all the pulp mixed in with your drinks. I do make protein shakes and add fruit. If I want my shakes really smooth, then I add only fruit juice.
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No. A juicer is much different. Those will extract the pulp/fiber and leave a thin juice. Great for short term cleanses. Trendy too. I have one. It is gathering dust. I use the blender twice a day at least.