will seeds fall into juice?
1845292
Yes, there is no screening mechanism unless you squeeze over a strainer. I just cut the fruit in half and remove the seeds with the tip of a knife first but I am not using it to juice large quantities. I like this tool because it is quick and easy to keep clean.
1845293
Seeds will fall into juice. I would recommend reaming with a strainer over the bowl.
1845294
The seeds can fall into juice if you just ream the lemon openhanded. If you hold it over a strainer placed over a bowl you should not have to worry with the seeds. Hope this helps. :)
2127897
If you're asking can you leave seeds from fruits in, yes, absolutely. You won't notice whether or not you leave the seeds in except there's less work to do if you leave them in.
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.
2127894
If you are referring to whether the seeds of fruits and vegetables can be run through the juicer along with the pulp; then yes, the seeds will go through without any problem. However it cannot handle woody pits, such as peach pits. If you are referring to whether this machine will process seeds for making seed butter; I don't know I never tried it. However, I do know there are several machines on the market designed specifically for making seed and nut butters. Hope this helps!
1915839
The majority of seeds go in the middle section and a few (depending on how seedy the lemon is) go into the juice section. When I have extracted all the juice from the lemon, I just use the edge of my knife to lightly flip or scrape them into my hand (or sometimes I just hold over the sink) to discard. The seeds are easy to see and remove, even little ones. I use mine every morning and find it just right for my use, but remember it is not for larger fruit, like oranges (tangerines work for me). Hope this helps.
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.
107359
I don't think so. The holes are large enough that the seeds would pass through. In my cooking classes we learned to press the seeds from berries in a fine mess strainer. Such as this one... OXO Good Grips 8-Inch Fine Mesh Strainer
74427
No. There is no need to remove seeds from any fruit you would juice with this unit. If you juice many citrus you may have to clear seed and accumulated pulp from the strainer.
1539970
It should work for blackberries. The juice is collected in the second chamber and the pulp of the fruit and the seeds should Still be up in the top chamber. You could always line the top chamber with cheesecloth if it looks like the seeds will get into the juice. I love my steam juicer. I've made two batches of sole juice and with the pulp made apple butter. Delicious!
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.
137815
yes, but not as soluble as say sugar;it is in the form of pellets 2x the size of apple seeds and it takes some time to dissolve. It does wonders for the roots of plants if used in the spring. Highly recommended
1321289
I have personally never seen any seeds in my juice through this juicer, but the only things I have juiced with seeds are pears, cucumber, apples, lemons, grapes, and oranges. Maybe another reviewer has more to add?
1135952
No you probably wouldnt put them directly in the pot. Maybe extra large seeds could be done that way but normally you will want to start them in small bio degradable starter pots or jiffy pellets or similar.
1946334
Yes, but like peas, the beans have to be mature but not to the point of being dry. If they are too green, ie...not mature, they will get crushed and expelled with hulls.
172201
Yes there is some pulp that gets into the juice. It does not strain it completely.
1137272
Yes, however you'll have to wait until it is fully established, which can take quite some time. As you may have seen in my original review, these seeds are tiny and they instruct you not to cover them, so they will blow away if you don't keep them wet, and some will get munched by birds so order extra.Hope this helps!Billy
2127893
It will do some small seeds like Kiwi but it is not advisable to put other seeds through your Angel Juicer like the seeds from an apple for example. Those seeds contain Cyanogenic Acids and are poisonous ground up they are even worst. Making seeds poisonous was natures way of protecting the seeds from the animals eating them since the seeds insure that the crop will live on even if all the fruit is destroyed or eaten. I take all seeds out when I use my "Angel Juicer" which by the way I LOVE my Angel Juicer...