Can it make green smothies
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Thanks for asking. It can chop soft items but to make a good smoothies you need something more powerful. Mu concern is that the bowls are poor quality and do not last.
174169
You can make your drinks to almost any consistency. Just add more ice or bananas. That can make it has hard as ice cream or as soft as a smoothie
179918
I have not tried that yet. I have been using it for green smoothies, which it does fairly well. A few small chunks here and there
1402846
No, as long as you are adding your carbon source (or brown material), which can be cardboard, paper, wood scraps, etc. You always want to try and keep an equal green to brown ratio (green being your kitchen scraps, brown being the woody/ paper materials). This tumbler includes a manual on how often to turn as well as the material to include. Good luck!
926563
Yes - absolutely and it doesn't "smush" them. My wife bought this for here strawberries so she could make jams and jellies and after several large flats she is very happy with the results. She also has used it on mushrooms and eggs with similar results,
1054909
The booklet comes with a list of different water amounts for each food, but if you didn't mind draining off any excess water at the end, I don't see why you couldn't. I haven't tried it yet myself, but I wouldn't think twice about giving it a go. I am assuming that you'll blend them all together - if you wanted to steam both apples and green beans for different dishes at the same time, that wouldn't really work.
602960
No. It's a blender. I use it to mixcake mixes, make smoothies, blend gravy, soups, etc.I also use it to make fruit and vegetable purees.
1849552
Yes, it is suitable for green veggie smoothies. Just cut the hard stuff up (sort of) first. It does just fine.
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It doesn't seem to be large enough to put leafy greens in it. I haven't tried to do that , but there is no reason it couldn't if the greens were very cold, almost frozen, and you only had a small amount.
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Yes it does. It makes the best green smoothies and fruit smoothies and also crushes all kinds of frozen fruit and ice. Hope this helps.
396887
No. Not at all. It is a food processor. If you have too much liquid, it will spill out the sides. Not meant for watery concoctions.
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I sure do!!! Makes wonderful green smoothies..my hubby and I are doing protein shakes and love this machine!! It is perfect for us!!!
2091147
Yes it can, it's not meant to be able to make peanut butter but with enough pulls you'll get a medium coarse powder.
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I haven't tried making a green smoothie. I personally can't imagine it being effective considering it has a hard time keeping stuff in with just liquid and a banana lol. So I don't recommend. GOOD Luck :)
918363
I have never tried it but I would think it would be hard on the handle. This is what the manual states about it "Some things, such as avocado pits, are surprisingly easy to green cycle. Some fibrous materials, such as corn husks, become entangled in the Shredder Cartridge and might be difficult to remove." Hope that helps you. I love my Green Cycler!
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This is great for greens! My boyfriend makes a green juice every day and we have has the same machine for over 2 years. He uses kale, spinach, lemon, cucumber, apple, celery and ginger.
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It blends greens very well. I got this blender to make good green smoothies, and it does the job perfectly! It will devour spinach, kale, frozen fruits, and regular fruits. it always has a smooth consistency, so you are sure to drink your smoothie- not eat it. I personally love it for my green smoothies. As far as leafy greens go, you will never have to eat your smoothie. it even has a pre-set smoothie function. I'll pour in coconut milk, add spinach, a banana, some frozen pineapple, and ground chia seeds then hit the smoothie button. it does a wonderful job!
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We don't have any green slime in our tanks so I would say yes. Though not totally sure what you are referring to.