does this juicer eject the pulp?
1706122
Yes it does. Throws the pulp out of the back into a bin that you can put a bag in to make cleanup faster.
1706123
yes, it ejects the pulp in to the black waste bin, and it is amazing! I put plastic bags in as well for super fast clean up!
1706124
yes it does and very nicely too... when you get the fresh stuff at the store get a few extra of the plaxtic bags to catch everying in so you will have less cleanup...
1706125
Yes, the juicer ejects the pulp into the bin on the side. As others have said, lining the bin with a plastic bag makes cleanup quicker. Some of the pulp also catches on the metal mesh that strains the juice, so be sure to clean it thoroughly.
1706126
Yes. There's 2 chutes. One squirts out the juice, the other ejectcs the pulp into its own little trash bin. Cool stuff.
1706127
The juicer separates the pulp into the black bin and spouts the juice out of the spout.
1706128
Yes..it comes out of a chute into an attached container in the back of the juicer.
1706129
Yes. The breville does eject the pulp. There is a catch pan on the left side that catches it (I put a small produce bag from the grocer in the pan to minimize the mess and make for easier cleanup.). There is a small amount of pulp that is left behind but is caught in the screen. Hope this helps.
1706130
Yes into the attached waste bin. You can put a plastic bag in it before juicing for easy cleanup.
1706131
Yes, it ejects it in the black container on the left of the picture above. I usually add a plastic bag to make for easier clean up. I hope this helps!
2241131
Yes I've just checked and it's possible to remove the strainer. I've never juiced without the strainer so don't really know how it'll actually behave. You'll end up with a lot of seeds in the juice along with the pulp, I think. But removing the seeds shouldn't be too difficult, I suppose.
1586635
Yes it does...shaped to fit around the base. Pulp container is larger, juice container has a handle and pour corner.
1685500
This juicer lets very little pulp into the juice. I use the included screen which filters out any remaining pulp for a perfectly smooth juice
2123581
Yes, absolutely. I've juiced 10-15 oranges and never had to stop to remove the pulp.
2019551
Mastication is defined by the dictionary as "chewing". This juicers shreds the contents as they enter and compresses and continues to shred as the pulp leaves. So I would say yes it is. The pulp is very dry when it exits but I feed it through again sonetimes to squeeze a little more out. ;)
172201
Yes there is some pulp that gets into the juice. It does not strain it completely.
529538
Not really because there is a strainer that cannot be removed which filters most of the pulp out. However, if you like the pulp, you could just dump it back into your juice from the strainer since the strainer will hold most of it.
1858669
Yes! It doesn't heat up the juice like a centrifugal which make it ''cold press''. All masticating juicers are considered cold press.
1113826
It will get juice out. I do juice kale. Although My understanding is that the best for leaves is a masticating juicer.
2177960
I have had several juicers and out of all of them this one is the easiest to clean. The only problem is it does a poor job at extracting juice. You'll end up pouring most of the juice down the drain with the pulp.
616269
The juicer requires you to press down on the fruit to get the juice out. Pressing down activates the rotary center piece that crushes the juice out.
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.
1161069
No, the machine cuts the oranges in half and then squeezes them in a kind of ball and socket arrangement, juice and pulp drains downward to the collection spot. You need to filter out the pulp if you don't want it in your juice.
961032
It isn't a juicer if you mean does it extract the juice from the pulp - I have a TriStar Juicer for that function. It does puree wonderfully. I use mine every day for all sorts of jobs, chopping, blending smoothies with ice, etc. I love mine so much, I have given several for gifts.
187575
It keeps the pulp just gets rid of the skins and seeds, as in partially cooked apples for applesauce and tomatoes for pasta sauce. A juicer literally keeps the juice and gets rid of all the fibres skin and seeds!
214479
If you lift the silver arms you can take off the pulp bin without removing the top. Love this juicer!