Does it Juice the entire fruit or vegetable or are there left overs that are wasted?
611058
Well there are leftovers such as the peel or the skin or what have you. It's extracting the most important things out of. There is pulp that is left over as well but you choose to do what you want with it. I don't use it. Hope this helps.
611059
Like most juicers, it does leave wet pulp behind in the canister/basket. However, this is one of the most powerful and best juicers I have used. The pulp is only a waste if you don't use it (ie. bake with it or throw it in a blender to make a smoothie)
1699188
No. If you define juice as pressing out and separating the juice from the ruffage. Yes, if you define it as turning the entire vegetable into something you can drink...
1850423
Instead of juicing where the pulp is removed at the end and disposed of, this machine pulverizes the fruit and vegetables into more of a solid form. Instead of juice it is more like a pudding. I eat my blended raw vegetables and fruits with a spoon. I make my morning drink with a whole lemon with peal & seeds removed, a chunk of ginger, a banana, a half of avacado, a whole organic apple, and a big handful of kale or greens, pinapple chunks if you have any, and add water and put the blender into action. In about 30 seconds it is an edible green shake. I add fresh blueberries on top and eat it with a spoon. delicious. It comes with a recipe booklet and you can add nuts or flax seed to it as well. You eat all the fibre with the juice so the entire vegetable or fruit is consumed. Very few particles are in the mix -- Depending how much water you add to the container when you are blending the mix it can be thick or more liquidy.
526326
Not at all....The juice in one side and the pulp all goes to the other side. The pulp and everything else left over will be in the overflow container, not completely dry but not wet either. I do recommend to follow the instructions and put a plastic bag on the inside of the container, makes clean up easier. I'm sure that you can use the pulp for other cooking like pies but I'm not so inclined and only go for the juice.
699342
I don't think you'll obtain a lot of juice but it can...You won't get enough/any juice from dried fruit or legume (such as avocado ... Or cocoa nibs..) .... And I don't think any other juicer will get you that...
1192336
It will cut out the size of the blade. So if the pineapple is larger than the blade, yes it will leave some. I scrapped the peeling to get juice and it made crushed pineapple. So I didn't get any waste. It made cleaning a pineapple a breeze. Really like it. I also got one for my friend and she likes hers also.
1800934
I have never tried. When I have juiced greens though, it does leave a little more juice in the pulp. I just ran the pulp right through again...a few more times. The centrifugal juicers leave a much drier pulp, but then you have to stop and open the juicer to empty it when it gets full. But, I still like the convenience of the Champion much better. Even if you have to put the pulp through again, it still takes less time in the long run.
1113826
It will get juice out. I do juice kale. Although My understanding is that the best for leaves is a masticating juicer.
1685499
We gave it to our daughter as a gift, but she used it before leaving and it worked great! She juiced fruit, veggies and wheat grass. Pulp came out dry and almost clear and juice goes out through another area.
694705
No, it only squeezes juice out of fruits or vegetables. If you want smoothies, get a blender instead.
1458856
Haven't tried to juice with it...Can't see it actually reducing hard veggies and fruits to juice. More than likely you'd get mush. However if you need advice for a juicer I own an Angel juicer and it woks wonders.
1658266
The juicer will do all those vegetables and more. I have done raw kohlrabi, radishes, beets, and all types of fruit. You will have to peel things like oranges or melons, it does not process them separately.
1020651
I haven't used it for a large quantity of grapes but it seems to work fine when I toss in a few just for flavor when juicing other things. In general, though, "juicy" fruits tend to leave more juice behind in the pulp that gets discarded. Things like beets and carrots make juice and leave a pretty dry pulp. I think it's generally better to eat fruits and juice veggies. You get the fiber that way and there's no waste.
1008995
Yes. If you want a juice(as in something with no pulp or fiber or nutrients), make a blend of veggies AND fruit, and use a cheesecloth to get all of the pulp out, then drink the juice.
1122337
I've had the most luck juicing carrots with this juicer. The pulp that comes out is very fine and isn't wet when you squeeze it. It is kind of shocking how many you have to put in to get a decent amount of juice though. I don't juice often just because it is so expensive for all that produce but I love garden fresh juicing when I don't feel like going through all the steps to preserve large quantities. Hope this helps :)
1122336
yes it juices carrots and just about everything else including ginger just if you are going to juice celery as well do it last because of the celery structure it tends to block the strainer best juicer for the money
1450642
I use a Nutribullet & pour the juice through a fine strainer before drinking it. The leftover fiber can go back in the garden as compost.