Which is more healthy with pulp or without
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The whole reason for juicing is to get the nutrients into the blood stream without involving the digestive tract. Thats the difference between smoothies and juicing. Both are good for you. The best book out there is Vegetable and Fruit Juicing by Norman Walker. Inexpensive, small and packed with info. Not only does it give you 87 different combinations but tells you what health aliments they work with.
471216
Its a matter of preference. Most of the nutrients will be in the liquid. The pulp will add more fiber and carbohydrates, so that might be an advantage.
471217
I don't know which is healthier, but I like having a little pulp to having lots of foam. I would say there's 95% liquid 5% pulp.
471218
The roughage helps regulate how quickly the sugars are absorbed into your system. In the case of (most) fruit, you want the roughage so you aren't slammed by a bunch of sugar quickly. With most vegetables, it is a matter of preference.
471219
You may want to research it but I am told that the nutrients from the juice are absorbed more easily without the pulp.
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.
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I am not an expert but I believe it depends on your objectives. Pulp contains more of the fiber in addition to the nutrients but the clear liquid allows the nutrients to enter your system more efficiently.
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.
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The pulp varies according to how wet the produce is when you juice it. I rinse mine right before and don't bother to dry it. The pulp is moist. I have no problem with that. I often use the pulp on salads. I do not juice pineapple, strawberries or oranges. They do not do well in most juicers. I use them for smoothies in a blender. The stainless basket makes this juicer the best choice for me. Another popular brand has a plastic basket which does not hold up. I also like the separate hopper so I do not have to stop and empty it.
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Most of the nutrients are in the juice, not all.If you feel that you are wasting your money by juicing,don't throw away the pulp. Use it in stews, and other recipes that come with the juicer.
281033
Yes, the pulp is expelled during the juicing process. However, a small amount of foam may appear on the surface of the juice. I just stir this in. I then save the pulp and stir it into corn muffins so no nutrients or fiber is lost!
545101
Yes and Yes. This is not a secret. It's a well known fact that this juicer ejects pulps into the juice (just google it). What's not clear and hard to define is the amount and the size of pulps because it depends on the greens. Also, the personal tolerance or preference to pulps is different. Some people claim that they like the pulps in their juices but that's kind of absurd. One of the important reasons that we make juices over blending is that it's pulp free, fiber free, and easily drinkable so that the body can absorb nutritions faster. I'd tell people that to make blending instead if they like pulps, which I do in the morning to get extra fibers. To make comparisons to other juicers that I have used, Breville and Omeage 8006 do not eject any pulps to the juice. If I may add, nothing tastes better than smooth, silky, fresh, delicious juices!
266358
No, it is not pulp free. My work so poorly I threw it in the trash and got rid of it.
2085242
No pulp!No "extra" attachment to clean for the pulp either as the blades just pulverize even the toughest fibers. I've had my Bullet for a month now and put it through the test ... Large kale, pineapple , nuts all get ground to extra fine drinkibility! Buy it and love it ;)
2241132
I am not a 100 % sure but I don't think so. You would have the seeds and pulp in your juice.
2181245
yes, but not citrus fruits. Also you may need to strain the juice with a kitchen strainer to get rig of some excess pulp.
1124199
Pulp control is related with the output, so indirectly affects the pulp amount in the juice. But more effectively you can control pulp with canisters, it has two different diameters.
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. ;)
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I prefer the sugar free for the obvious health reasons. If you're uncertain, you can try a one serving size pack of the sugar free.
1169587
The whole fruit is used for most fruits. If I were to choose one, I would pick the PowerGrind Pro. I have juiced with both and frankly the juice quality is better (you can taste it) from the PowerGrind Pro, and it is faster and easier to clean. Perhaps the Omega is better if you are juicing tons of very difficult material like wheatgrass. The trick to all machines is juicing mixtures in the right sequence so there is enough liquid to help get dryer materials through.
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There are about 5 or 6 parts to clean. Everything is easy but the pulp basket and pulp chute. The basket has a special 'basket tool' to make it pretty easy to clean. You'll need a long dental tool or similar thing to pull out the pulp that remains in its little chute. All in all, it's not too bad. I just rinse everything well right after juicing. And I don't use soap often at all. Let it all drip dry.
748655
Yes is more concentrated, moreover, it has small bits of cristal pulp. Excellent stuff
1766244
I believe the difference is organic or not. Kleen Free Naturally is organic.