Does this juicer retain all of the nutrients from the fruits and veggies?
595298
Since this is a masticating type manual juicer, yes, it would retain more of the nutrients and for a longer period than a centrifugal juicer.
595299
I don't know if that is possible for any juicer.this is a good juicer if you don't have money time invest in an amazing electric one.the pulp that comes out is relatively dry..so it's a sign that it does a good job..you can also adjust it to get more pulp in juice.if you have the money (around $1k) the best juicer I know of is the angel
595300
Of course not. Why would it? Once the insides of the fruit is cut open, you already start losing nutrients. You also lose the pulp that comes out the other end.
1037246
No. It just makes juice. I works very well and makes great juice......I hated throwing away all the actual vegetables & fruit after juicing, it seems like such a waste.....so, I have since then bought a nutribullet and love it even better. I think it's a lot better to eat all that roughage and not throw it away. It takes a lot less veggies & fruit and it is more beneficial. In my opinion
1590122
Yes. The original purchase comes with a guide telling how much gas,fruits and vegetables give off and how responsive each will be to the bluapple. I love mine. It really does save lots of fruits and veggies.
91354
No, because I don't like it enough to use it more. It's not good for greens like the reviews say. If you have more money to spend, spend it on a better juicer.
537870
I'm sorry, do not know the answer to that. I don't use it that way, only for my smoothies, fruits and spinach or kale and whatever I toss in. But I do not use it as a juicer.
603223
I have juiced citrus along with greens, other fruit and veggies in various combinations and mostly with the small hole screen, but I have not juiced just citrus. I would think that it would be fine and that the large hole screen would produce pulpier juice.
1658265
Hi Ruth,yes the champion juicer works very well also with vegetables! I make daily my carrot juice and it taste very good. Herbs and spinach, cabbage, broccoli is also good. You only get a little bit juice out of it, but the most important ones.Enjoy,Gabriele
1419517
It juices all sorts of greens...even lettuce. I also juiced parsley but I wrapped it into a tight ball inside of the leaves of something else. Hope this helps you!
218478
the only problem ive had with this juicer is that it doesnt handle pineapple very well. it does great with all other fruits and veggies (even leafy veggies). ive had it for 3 months and it works great. no problems with the attachments or with the motor. easy to clean. mine came with a 12 yr warranty so i feel pretty confident about it working in the future.
1235865
Not so well, there is pulp in everything. I juice with a heavy-duty screen and then juice the juice with the original screen and there is still pulp.
174893
A juicer takes all the pulp and fiber from your produce, where the Blendtec liquefies the produce. That leaves the good stuff, which I think is healthier.
780157
Yes it does, although it has never jam on me. I threw almost everything at it. Celery must be chop up do to its long string fiber. The parts look identical to more expensive slow juicer. AAA recommend. Soft Fruit such as pear is ok, but juices the hell out of greens. Like all slow juicers, it has some pulp, but you can always strain it, until you get used to it. After a month, I like the pulp and extra fiber. Take a look at the manual and compare to more expensive juicers and you see for yourself. My auguar is black and durable as the famous brands. Fabor is an european brand thats all. good luck
1789497
No and I've had mine for quite some time and use it quite regularly. This is the best juicer on the market by far, I wouldn't expect you to have that problem.
1576976
It juices all leafy veggies with ease..I juice spinach cilantro and swiss chard. to get the most juice out of them roll them in a tight ball then trow in the juicer.. :)
165951
This is a very good question. I have wondered that myself. I have done very little research on this subject, but I know how my general health has improved since I have been juicing. It would make sense that the nutrients are in the juice, but not solely there. I save the pulp for recipes and I also make sure I eat whole fruits and veggies. The idea I like best about juicing is that while I may make a juice containing 5 veggies and an apple, I probably wouldn't eat all of those in one sitting. It's about adding more fresh fruits & veggies. I have lost 10 lbs so far, have great blood pressure and best of all, more energy. Most surprising to me has been the mood boost from much needed nutrients. Personally, I'm glad I started juicing. Enjoy your journey!
1898660
This juicer produces VERY little foam and does the entire fruit! It also comes with attachments so that you can grind meat, make nut butters and make homemade noodles and breadsticks! I always remove the pits from stone fruits before I juice so I can't say how well it would do with those... But, I can't imagine why you would make the effort to leave them in for juicing if its easier to leave them out.
2039524
I'm glad you asked! I've been using the juicer for five months now. It's a very nice juicer But it's more for an occasional juicing. And you do have to slice up the fruits and vegetables. Especially carrots and beets.