Can this actually produce 100% pulp free orange juice? If I absolutely HATE pulp, would this work for me?
1589074
no, but straining the juice through a sieve might do the trick. also, throwing the pulp (which the machine catches) into your sieve and pressing w/ a spoon might garner you a teaspoon or two more juice. seriously, the machine does what i think is the hard work of juicing; getting it totally pulp free should really be easy w/ the sieve. best.
1589075
I believe it does a great job. I do not like pulp in my juice either. We have used our juicer for several months now and have had no issues.
1589076
Probably not... I like pulp, as long as it is not excessive. Almost all OJ that I know was fresh squeezed has some pulp. To actually be 100% pulp free would require a filtering that I would find unacceptable - I might as well drink Tang.
2046465
I have run certain citrus through, but also have a citrus juicer for them. Running citrus whole through this machine would bring on a lot of the bitterness that's in the rind. When I do lemons in my juice, I cut off both ends, and probably 60% off the sides as well, give me the citrus I want, and very little bitterness. Hope this helps. If you are buying it to double as a juicer to make your orange juice everyday, I'd stick with a citrus juicer. But if you want truly effective results juicing greens and veggies, this is your baby. I still use it everyday, its been a great investment.
623769
I honestly have never attempted to juice cherries in the juicer. However; based on the performance I have seen,The machine's filtration process doesn't allow any pulp, skin, seeds,or roots into your juice. It all goes into the container in the back of the juicer. Id be willing to bet that this machine would take a bunch of cherries and give you a "pit-less" product.
1424082
I don't think so. Does carrot juice real well, pulp real dry, used it in carrot raisin cake. Love this juicer!
983918
U can eat the pulp. It comes with a book of recipes using the juice and the pulp. Ours has been wonderful and we love it. Was recommended by a friends doctor that we buy this brand. U will enjoy it.
41332
I used it for my juice pulp. I believe due to the juicing process, which breaks down the food quicker, lead to an overpowering smell that this could not keep in. I would need to do it at least everyday if not more.
1483017
I would not -- juice pulp would clog. Cannot use champagne because bubbles/air/carbonation interrupt the flow. Only water would be my suggestion.
521556
since the blender tend to crush things into very small piece, the final result liquid is pretty rich, a bit too rich to be called "juice". it's not suitable for making juice because it doesnt have a filter to extract the juice from the fruit pulp. You might want to do it yourself but the juice will still be a bit grainy.
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.
1348531
I truly would recommend getting a juicer with an external pulp collector. this one has to be cleaned out too much. as far as Mea I tomatoes don't know. but kiwi and soft stuff splatter in plus collection area. Not much juice produced.
714534
Yes! Absolutely. I got this for my brother and he juices EVERYTHING! And fruits and vegetables he can get his hands on. Oranges are no exception. It works amazing.
172202
Hi Eleanor D. I love my Waring juicer. The pulp stays inside, and it's really dry!!! No pulp in the juice though. :)
1898661
Well every juicer will have a little foam that's called oxidation... However the faster it juices the more oxidation equals less nutrients .. which equals less storage time. I pretty much get no foam when juicing veggies And i get a little with like apples... Berry.. But none with oranges cucumbers . And yes i throw the whole thing n just chop it up. You should YouTube vids. I do not throw orange peels in it tho because i don't like the taste and it can do pineapple skin but you shouldn't consume that their really dirty lol n pesticides
2088106
not at all ! I was amazed how it extracted the juice at no effort at all. No waste and the juice tasted really good. Very different from my old juicer. The only con I have is that the cover keeps falling off the juicer because I always put it up on the shelf. It will be ideal if you just leave it on the counter. Hope your arm feels better.
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.
1501546
I peel my oranges, and go by the owner's manual and juice on speed #3. Plenty of power to produce a lot of juice. I am afraid leaving the peel on will make the juice a little bitter. Plus the owner's manual says to peel all citrus fruit before juicing.
2038598
Yes,& No.It will make carrot juice but, you will get small chunks of carrot.the motor is not powerful enough to beat the carrots to a pulp. For chopping.Yes! For juicing.No! If you are looking for a machine that can produce 100% juice,i would recommend the Nutribullet Rx.