Does this juicer leave some pulp in the liquid? If not, can u put some back in the liquid easily? I want to have some pulp in my juice for the fiber.
170716
The pulp collects in a separate container than the juice. The juice is without pulp but yes it would be easy to put some back in.
170717
It leaves alittle bit of pulp in the juice. Not much though. Yes, you should be able to add some pulp to the juice from the pulp catcher.
170718
It comes with a reusable filter that I do not use. The choice is yours as to how much pulp you enjoy.
172201
Yes there is some pulp that gets into the juice. It does not strain it completely.
1084253
No offence intended but this is one of the weirdest questions I've ever seen. Have you ever seen an average juicer? lol. Picture a blender with lots of attachments. Then, you need to take it all apart and clean it. It's doable, but cumbersome. I'd rather do my juice at home, put it in Mason jars and drink it within three hours. Just my opinion.
2043499
The only thing that comes out is the juice. Sometimes I run all the pulp and scraps back through again. You will be disappointed if you like pulp.
1261656
Yes it allows more fiber into the juice. I use it for oranges and grapefruit. I use it more than the other
1112369
I do believe it means that the method of which this particular juicer uses to remove the liquid from the fruits/ vegetables is their own patented method. They've designed and created a method different than that of any other juicer you will find. It does not 'squeeze' the fluid from the pulp, it actually very finely shreds the item you are juicing inside of a strainer (a filter) pushing the liquid out through the small holes in the filter screen, and discarding the remaining pulp once as much liquid as possible has been removed. I absolutely love mine and use it practically daily. I've known people who had other juicers and mine gets anywhere from 10% to 60% more juice than theirs ;) No one I know that has a different juicer, gets more juice than mine does.
1326613
I love my juicer. What a machine! I just brought in some key limes to try before answering your inquiry. I was able to juice them by pressing my palm over the limes. Not perfect like the oranges but works.
1874996
A strainer keeps the pulp from being mixed with your juice. The pulp is collected in a plastic bin next to the juicer and can be added to your juice if you prefer more fibre.
471221
I am not an expert but I believe it depends on your objectives. Pulp contains more of the fiber in addition to the nutrients but the clear liquid allows the nutrients to enter your system more efficiently.
1874997
Yes, there is pulp. If you wish to have less pulp, there is a strainer included with the machine that you can use after juicing. Since the machine does not "chop" the things you juice, the waste pulp can be rather dry and stringy (especially leafy greens), so if you want to add it back in, you may need to mince it up a bit.
567095
Hi, Kaitlyn, the pulp, skin, etc . . . was actually pretty mushy, once all the juice ran into the glass. In fact, a lot of the contents was stuck to the inside of the machine, instead of going into the container. I had the lid on properly, but it didn't seem to transfer all the contents into the bin. Some of the fruit was even stuck on the outside of that tool, used to push it down into the chamber. It was fairly quiet, considering how big this thing is. As for being compact and transportable, I would have to say "No." This thing is huge, and you have to make sure that several parts are securely in place, otherwise, you will get a big mess, when you turn it on.
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.
1499245
This isn't going to work as a juicer because it is a blender and thus does not remove the pulp. If you wanted, I guess you could run the blended mixture through a strainer to remove pulp, but I prefer having the extra fiber in my smoothies because it's good for you!
163772
It's easy to clean right after use. Once it sits the pulp and residual juice dries and becomes sticky. I recommend placing a plastic grocery bag in part that catches the pulp. It makes clean up much easier.
1515239
I just got the vitamix and i now seem to do more smoothies than juicing. I throw in a bunch of veggies and fruit and blend with water and it comes out to thick or runny depending on how much water you add and how watery the ingredients are. I LOVE it! You get all the fiber instead of throwing it in the garbage! i still sometimes do a juice fast, but generally, i now do a green smoothie for breakfast.
1874995
You do get some pulp. This juicer is excellent at squeezing everything out of your veggies. You get so many enzymes and vitamins out from your squeezed, high quality juice that pulp is not necessary or needed. The juice goes right into your bloodstream. You can get all the pulp you want from a blender and your nutri bullet. You get different results. Juice utilizes more veggies and gets absorbed quickly into the bloodstream and a smoothie with pulp doesn't utilize many veggies and goes to your stomach to be digested. I don't suggest putting the dried pulp back in cause your extracted juice has everything you need....even fiber.
1356377
It does a good job but since it is a slow juicer, if you want the pulp drier you can just dump it back into the chute. You do not need to have the pusher in the chute unless something needs dislodged. Fruits tend not to be as dry so I often put them back thru'. The biggest difference from other juicers is that the slow juicers do not make a "strained" juice. It's more like a smoothie in my opinion. I love it.