I juiced carrots, apples, lemon, and ginger last night and there is quite a bit of pulp in my drink. Has anyone else experienced this?
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Yes, i always use a metal mesh strainer before i drink it or before i put in mason jar for storage. This type of juicer juices faster, but also puts out more pulp.
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yes...what little juice they have.before buying a juicer,think about what you will do with all the left over pulp.
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I love my juicer. What a machine! I just brought in some key limes to try before answering your inquiry. I was able to juice them by pressing my palm over the limes. Not perfect like the oranges but works.
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So far I have juiced apples, lemons, celery, carrots, ginger root, kale, spinach, red peppers and everything has juiced really well. I hope that helps!
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I'd give it a C. The pulp still has a lot of juice in it and when I'm juicing beets, sometimes a small mist comes out even though it is locked tight. My previous one was a slow juicer and the pulp was really dry. I wouldn't recommend it.
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Does not liquify vegetables to the extent an extractor juicer would since the pulp/fiber is still there. I blended 3 bell peppers after seeding them with no liquid added and it finely chopped them. Added few carrots and it finely chopped. Added apple after coring and the juice from the apple made it into a purée. To this added cup of apple juice and this made it into a tasty healthy slurpee. In answer to your question, you can process vegetables in the Ninja to make consistency to drink (also chopping, etc according to amount of pulsing you do). If you want the liquid only, you will need the extractor type such as a Hurom that gives you only the liquid and spits out the pulp. Does not liquify vegetables to the extent an extractor juicer would since the pulp/fiber is still there. I blended 3 bell peppers after seeding them with no liquid added and it finely chopped them. Added few carrots and it finely chopped. Added apple after coring and the juice from the apple made it into a purée. To this added cup of apple juice and this made it into a tasty healthy slurpee. In answer to your question, you can process vegetables in the Ninja to make consistency to drink (also chopping, etc according to amount of pulsing you do). If you want the liquid only, you will need... » Read More Does not liquify vegetables to the extent an extractor juicer would since the pulp/fiber is still there. I blended 3 bell peppers after seeding them with no liquid added and it finely chopped them. Added few carrots and it finely chopped. Added apple after coring and the juice from the apple made it into a purée. To this added cup of apple juice and this made it into a tasty healthy slurpee. In answer to your question, you can process vegetables in the Ninja to make consistency to drink (also chopping, etc according to amount of pulsing you do). If you want the liquid only, you will need the extractor type such as a Hurom that gives you only the liquid and spits out the pulp. « Show Less
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Can you elaborate on what you were juicing? Knowing what you were juicing can help determine the cause of wet pulp.
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Yes! I love this juicer! I generally just put whole apples and carrots and what not in and it always does fine. Pretty large shoot. Of course, some fruits might be too big, like grapefruits and things like that, but I would definitely recommend this juicer!
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Assuming you don't allow the pulp from different produce to mix, you can scoop it out and use it in broths or baking recipes. Carrot pulp especially rehydrates well in soup or in carrot cakes. Berry pulp is decent over ice cream or on toast if you have enough of it, likewise with apple if you don't mind eating skin pieces. Otherwise, compost or discard it.
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The pulp you have left after extracting the juice would make fine bedding material but you will have removed most of the nutrients. Peels, cores, and other discard should contribute food as it breaks down.
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have u tried running machine w water first? i ask because any sediment in juice or bubbles in pop will cause this issue. if you have already put ur juice or pop in, transfer it to another container and flush the system w water to get the pulp out of the tubes-- or wash them--then go for it again. it takes a few minutes for the liquid to make it to the top, it did this exact thing on me when i had hawaian tropic punch and seven up in and it may be not gaining ground bc of juice pulp or carbination from soda
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Yes. Use the "hard fruit" setting on the Breville juicer. I put a small piece of raw ginger in my carrot, cucumber, celery juice every day and it's great. Of course, there isn't a great deal of juice in ginger, so don't expect a lot of juice, but what you do get is extremely potent.
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Eric: it does have pulp that goes out the juice side, but this is caught in the screen if you choose to use it (it fits on top of the juice catching container. The only draw back to that is you need to rinse it often so the juice can drip through it, but its very simple. I mostly juice spinach, haven't tried much other leafy greens yet. I'm new to juicing, but do really like this machine (its very quiet). I hope this helps you out.
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Hi Eleanor D. I love my Waring juicer. The pulp stays inside, and it's really dry!!! No pulp in the juice though. :)
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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.
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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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absolutely! I've made apple sauce and apple butter, tomato sauce. it even does peaches. it will get all of the juice out and a lot of the pulp. My only recommendation is to flash boil them first, put them in ice water. cut them in quarters and throw them in the mill. you will be amazed.