How long will it actually take, start to finish but not including clean up, to get a glass of juice?
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I am slow, and it takes me about 30 minutes to make a pitcher. That way I can drink it for 2 to 3 days.Rene d.
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I don't remember exactly. I guess it also depends on how big of a glass you are talking about. It is much slower than the high speed juicers. We ended up returning ours, but if I remember correctly it took about a minute to get one whole apple (after you cut it up) through the machine. And you have to cut the pieces really small so it takes some time to do that party as well.
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It depends on what juice you're making. If you're making orange juice, youll be done in just a couple minutes becayse you'll just be juicing a couple oranges. If you're making something more complicated with carrots or some type of fruit/ veggie that needs prep like peeling, it'll take a little longer. The juicing itself is quick tho
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It takes me 10 minutes or more to use the entire jug one time. I've never tested it by just spraying it constantly, so it is not very fast at all.
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From everything in the bag or box to put back up and cleaned up about an hour. If you are like me and leave it all out get a good rhythm going you can knock out a carton in around 30 minutes. But you cant have any jams or hang ups and having everything where you can easily get to it is key.
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I have done apple, peach, strawberry and raspberry. It takes about one hour to start getting juice and by three hours you have about all you are going to get from a full colander. I get from 3 to 51/2 quarts per batch. I have not had to add water during the 3 hr time when starting with a full pot of water. The one nutrient that is heat sensitive is vitamin C. So you may have some reduction in that , but none of the minerals should've affected
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If you are using 1 large piece of fruit - perhaps 45 seconds. Smaller fruits or mixed combo's are going to be more time consuming.. I will tell you this - it will take you longer to decide on what fruit(s) to use than it takes to actually juice them!
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Never timed it tho if I had to guess...about 3 hours depending upon how much you use.
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Fast enough. It's not like an extractor and takes time to thoroughly crush the produce but I can turn a half gallon of juice out in less than 30 minutes total time, including clean up.
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I usually do a full pot and it takes *about* 10 minutes, but I also did a large mug with a coffee sample I got and it took only about 4-5 minutes.
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It takes about 10 min. Best coffee I have ever made at home. My guests rave about it. Make sure you get coffee ground for a perculator
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Hi Katie, I have heard so many different answers to this question. I don't think it matters what kind of juicer you use, they all are going to give you fresh, raw juice that has all the nutrients for you to consume right then and there. Those nutrients you get will break down the longer you let the juice sit. I've heard twelve hours, fifteen hours, etc, 72 seems like a lot. What I've heard the most from people that have juiced for a long time is that it's best to drink it right away so you can get all of those nutrients before they start to break down. Now I don't know if there is some scientific study and all that on this, but I agree that consuming it right away is the best thing to do. If you don't mind my asking, did your daily schedule prevent you from drinking the juice as soon as you make it? I know how that goes, it's a little hard with three kids :)
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No, however there are advantages to each type of juicer. If you are going to store your juice for an "all day" experience. Consider the masticating variety. If you want to make small batches of juice "as you go" this is the way to go. Ideally with centrifigal juicers you want to drink your juice within 15 minutes of making it as the juicer tends to break the cellular wall of the nutrients.
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Cleaning is really kind of a pain with most juicers. I tend to make a lot and freeze some in individual servings because the clean up is kind of a pain.
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I use the steamer until all steam is used. I use the cup provided to fill it up to the line specified. I use 2 cups of water. I use very hot water from the tap so it does not take that long to heat up--I think 5 minutes. I do all my cleaning with the control on high--so it might be less than 5 minutes for you. I clean my 1-bedroom apartment; the whole kitchen (cupboards, walls, stove etc.) It takes about an hour. It tells you in the appliance book how long you should wait to refill the steamer I don't think it takes too long. I've never had to do it. The steamer is a fabulous addition to my vacuum and other appliances I own. Hope this helps. I use the steamer until all steam is used. I use the cup provided to fill it up to the line specified. I use 2 cups of water. I use very hot water from the tap so it does not take that long to heat up--I think 5 minutes. I do all my cleaning with the control on high--so it might be less than 5 minutes for you. I clean my 1-bedroom apartment; the whole kitchen (cupboards, walls, stove etc.) It takes about an hour. It tells you in the appliance book how long you should wait to refill the steamer I don't think it takes too long. I've never had to do it. The steamer is a fabulous addition to my... » Read More I use the steamer until all steam is used. I use the cup provided to fill it up to the line specified. I use 2 cups of water. I use very hot water from the tap so it does not take that long to heat up--I think 5 minutes. I do all my cleaning with the control on high--so it might be less than 5 minutes for you. I clean my 1-bedroom apartment; the whole kitchen (cupboards, walls, stove etc.) It takes about an hour. It tells you in the appliance book how long you should wait to refill the steamer I don't think it takes too long. I've never had to do it. The steamer is a fabulous addition to my vacuum and other appliances I own. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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It takes as long as you want it to. You can use it as a pour over and not wait, or let it steep for a couple minutes using the shut off. It all depends on your taste preference.
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It depends on how cold your items are. (Semi-frozen,etc). It will hold the temperature for awhile, depending on where u keep it. (Freezer, fridge, or on your desk). I keep mine in the freezer at work and will remove it about 2 hrs before I leave. My juice stays cold till I get home.
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It is very easy to clean and disassemble and assemble back. It takes about 3-4 minutes to disassemble and clean. I would totally recommend buying this juicer.
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Depends on room temperature. For me with room around 76 it took about 1 hour to get wine to 66