can this juice pomegranates?
523628
I have not try to juice pomegranates. But I can assure you it's perfect with any citrus like lemon oranges and grapefruit.
1322583
When I have juiced wheatgrass, I had to push it through over multiple passes to get the juice fully extracted. Yes, it is possible, but you do want to run the wheatgrass through a few times.
1716312
Yea, you can juice just soft fruits/veggies just fine. I made a Wheatgrass and pineapple juice this morning, both softness. I've on many occasions used solely Wheatgrass /other greens. The rrecommendation of using a hard item in conjunction is to make sure there is no clogging. However, it isn't necessary. And if it does clog, not take a less than a minute to rinse out the clog and reattach.
1315200
I have only used it for pomegranate juice. I think if you used less pressure it would also work for citrus as it looks just like my citrus press juicer; just stronger.
1008999
It won't juice, per se. But it will blend it like a smoothie. I always make a kale smoothie with mine and it's perfect.
829278
I'm not really sure what you mean by green vegetable juice? It will pretty much blend anything. I've added spinach and kale to my smoothies and they turn green.
1727911
I haven't ever tried to juice a grapefruit with it. However, in looking at the size, I believe it could be done. It might be a little small for grapefruits, but could work. It is a quality product. We use it primarily for lemons and oranges. It works great and is easy to clean.
1698845
YES! I load it with kale, carrots, beats, broccoli, cucumbers... Great juicer.
812481
We use our juicer for pomegranates cutting them in half before putting them on the juicer. The ones larger than 4 inches in diameter we cut in quarters because they juice better that way.
1424802
My guess about juicing onions with this press is, no it will not be effective. I think onions may too soft and the "press" action will not produce very much juice into the catch container. You may be able to obtain a small amount. I have not tried it so my answer is simply my best guess. My experience has been with pomegranates only. Good luck !
1780518
Grapefruit and oranges, yes! However, the "cone" core is probably too large for smaller fruit and would result in tearing the flesh. That said, the resulting juice would still be fine.
510531
On my label, the only listed ingredient is "pomegranate concentrated juice". It also says "100% juice" on the front. My label says nothing about added sugar.
555428
I honestly wouldn't recommend this product or juicing pomegranates, the valve that the juice run through while being pressed has a point tip and more then like it will just pierce the fruit rather then juice ...I honestly don't know how you juice a pomegranate because the juice come from the seed I would probably just google or go on YouTube and type in "How to extract juice from a pomegranate.
687255
Yes, and we regularly squeeze pomegranates into our orange/grapefruit juice. Use smaller poms, if you can, about the size of grapefruits, they fit the apparatus better. The bigger ones work, too, but it's my impression more seeds end up not getting pressed.
1129641
you should ask the mfg. I always core my fruit, so do not know for sure. would guess yes, but take a bit longer. be sure to use pulse mode to breakup. for all veggies I use a juicer and then put that mix into the blender as ice cubes.
1511697
Sorry I only use it to juice my Pomegranates. But I don't see any reason why it shouldn't do bell peppers. Rainer
510533
It is simply concentrated pomegranate juice, according to the label, with nothing else added. It is essentially just plain pomegranate juice that has been heated and reduced to a syrup.